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To temporarily prohibit passage.
It temporarily prohibits passage while in that position. It may be used at level crossings, tolls, customs or establishment entrances. When that prohibition is removed, other signs and safety conditions still apply: a raised barrier does not remove every restriction or authorise passage against another prohibiting signal.
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To prohibit passage and indicate the direction of traffic.
To temporarily prohibit passage.
To prohibit passage indefinitely.
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