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a level crossing, movable bridge or quay.
P-9a indicates a level crossing, movable bridge or quay 200 m ahead. It stands on the right and accompanies P-5, P-7, P-8 or P-27. Its three stripes do not identify a tram crossing or an unprioritised junction.
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a crossing with a tram line.
an unprioritised junction.
a level crossing, movable bridge or quay.
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