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you must not enter.
Do not enter while barriers are closed or moving, whether lowering or rising, or while other signals prohibit entry. Wait safely without entering the crossing. Cross only once barriers are fully open, signals permit it and there is space to clear the tracks. Rising barriers do not yet permit entry.
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you may enter before the barriers block the crossing.
you must not enter.
you must not enter, unless they are rising and there is enough space.
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