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That passage is prohibited while it remains in that position.
It temporarily prohibits passage while positioned across the carriageway. It may be used at level crossings, tolls, customs points or accesses, among other locations. The current catalogue classifies it as a delimiting beaconing device. It does not grant priority or invite drivers to go around it. Do not confuse it with restraint systems that protect against leaving the road.
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That passage is prohibited while it remains in that position.
That you may go around it to pass before it opens.
That you have priority over vehicles on the crossing road.
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