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A level crossing without barriers or half-barriers.
An approaching level crossing without barriers or half-barriers. P-7 warns of a crossing with barriers or half-barriers; P-11 marks the immediate presence of one without barriers, and P-11a adds that there is more than one railway track. Countdown markers can also accompany crossings with barriers: it is incorrect to say that every other sign refers only to barrier-free crossings.
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