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approach at 200 metres
The marker shown has three red stripes and is P-9a: it announces a level crossing, movable bridge or quay 200 metres ahead, on the right-hand side. Two-stripe and one-stripe markers announce 150 and 100 metres respectively. Do not confuse the stripe count in this image with another marker. Adapt your speed and attention to the announced hazard.
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