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Stop the vehicle.
Stop in the appropriate lane behind those who arrived first until the crossing is clear to use. Do not cross while the barrier rises or lowers. Also obey lights and signs and, before crossing without delay, check that you can exit without becoming stuck on the tracks. A raised barrier does not permit ignoring a signal still prohibiting passage.
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Stop the vehicle.
Cross before the barriers come down.
If the barriers are rising, cross it.
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