Looking at this warning sign with the silhouette of a train, what specific situation does it warn of on the roadway?

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The triangular sign with a white background and a red border that shows a train on tracks is sign P-Its regulatory meaning is to warn of danger due to the proximity of a level crossing without barriers or half-barriers. When approaching this point, drivers must reduce speed considerably and make sure, by looking and listening, that no train is approaching before crossing. Saying that it warns of a crossing with or without barriers is incorrect: a level crossing equipped with barriers has its own distinct sign (P-7). A movable bridge is not what it warns of either, since that circumstance is warned of by sign P-5.

Looking at this warning sign with the silhouette of a train, what specific situation does it warn of on the roadway?

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