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Exercise extreme caution and reduce speed below the maximum permitted.
Exercise extra caution and reduce speed below the maximum, under article 95.1. If the bridge is closed or its barrier is moving, stop in the appropriate lane until passage is available, under article 95.2. There is no requirement always to stop at an open bridge where passage is permitted. Obey the signals and do not enter unless you can cross safely; railway checks at level crossings should not be confused with the explanation for a movable bridge.
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Exercise extreme caution and reduce speed below the maximum permitted.
Increase speed to cross the crossing as quickly as possible.
Always stop before crossing it.
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