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Location of a level crossing without barriers over more than one railway track.
P-11a identifies the immediate location of a level crossing without barriers over more than one railway track. The St Andrew’s cross with its duplicated lower part distinguishes multiple tracks. It is not the triangular P-7 warning of a crossing with barriers, nor a tram warning. Take extra care and obey the crossing signals; do not enter when passage is prohibited or you cannot clear the crossing completely.
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Location of a level crossing without barriers over more than one railway track.
Approach to a crossing with a tram line.
Approach to a level crossing with barriers or half-barriers.
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