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The P-9a approach marker for a level crossing, movable bridge or quay.
The P-9a approach marker for a level crossing, movable bridge or quay, placed on the right. It is rectangular with three slanted red bars. P-1 for a priority intersection and P-6 for a tram crossing are triangular. There is more than one exception to the triangular shape: other approach markers and cross-shaped signs locating unguarded level crossings also differ. The P-7 and P-8 level-crossing warning signs are triangular.
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P-6 for a tram crossing.
P-1 for a priority intersection.
The P-9a approach marker for a level crossing, movable bridge or quay.
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