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Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Travel at a moderate speed and stop if necessary, under article 46. Do not enter if you expect to become stranded inside the crossing, even if signals permit movement. Obey barriers, signals and instructions and ensure safe passage.
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Accelerate to cross before a train arrives.
Enter even if traffic will force you to stop inside the crossing.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
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