On the roadway, what does the road marking made up of an X-shaped cross with the letters “P” and “N” on either side of it warn of?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, the horizontal road marking formed by an X-shaped cross and the letters “P” and “N”, one on each side of it, warns drivers of the proximity of a level crossing (with or without barriers). When approaching this marking, the driver must reduce speed and take extreme care to check safely that no rail vehicle is approaching. The other alternatives are incorrect: the approach to a movable bridge or an underpass has its own vertical warning sign (such as sign P-5 for movable bridges), but in no case is it identified on the road surface by the letters “P” and “N”.

On the roadway, what does the road marking made up of an X-shaped cross with the letters “P” and “N” on either side of it warn of?

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