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A level crossing.
The sign shown is P-11, the cross warning of the immediate presence of a level crossing without barriers. It is not P-7 for approaching a crossing with barriers or half-barriers. Nor does it indicate a movable bridge or a junction with priority from the right. Take extra care and obey the railway-crossing signs.
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An intersection with priority from the right.
A swing bridge.
A level crossing.
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