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Warns of the danger posed by the proximity of a level crossing without barriers.
The image shows P-8, with a locomotive: warning of a level crossing without barriers ahead. P-7 uses a barrier symbol and warns of a crossing with barriers or half-barriers. The absence of barriers does not give priority over trains: approach cautiously and obey the crossing’s signals.
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Warns of the danger posed by the proximity of a level crossing without barriers.
Indicates the proximity of an enclosed property.
Warns of the danger posed by the proximity of a level crossing with barriers.
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