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When must you not enter a level crossing?

The answer

  • Only when the boom gates are fully down
  • When lights or barriers are operating, a tram or train is on or approaching, or you cannot clear the crossing because the road beyond is blocked Correct
  • Only when you can hear a bell
  • Only during daylight hours

Why that's the answer

You must not enter if warning lights are operating, a gate, boom or barrier is closed or moving, a tram or train is on or entering the crossing or is approaching with a danger of collision, or you cannot drive through because the crossing or the road beyond is blocked.

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