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A level crossing.
An approaching level crossing, rather than an underpass or movable bridge. Pay close attention and obey its signs, barriers and lights; do not enter unless you can clear the crossing. The marking does not by itself mean a train is passing at that instant or that other warnings may be ignored.
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A movable bridge.
An underpass.
A level crossing.
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