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A railway gate is lowered and the red warning lights are flashing. No officer or railway flagperson is directing you through. What should you do?

A approaches a lowered red-and-white crossing gate with active red warning lights. The card identifies the gate and active warnings.

A approaches a lowered red-and-white crossing gate with active red warning lights. The card identifies the gate and active warnings.

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