When encountering a closed drawbridge or one with the barrier in motion, what mandatory behavior must the driver adopt?

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The correct answer is to stop one behind the other in the appropriate lane. According to right-of-way rules (similar to level crossings), when a drawbridge is closed, its barrier is moving, or its lights are red, the driver must stop in the corresponding lane. It is crucial to line up 'one behind the other' to maintain order, facilitate resuming traffic, and strictly avoid invading the opposite lane. 'Accelerating' is a reckless action that could cause a serious crash against the barrier or a fall. 'Turning around' is unnecessary and incorrect, as this is a regulated temporary stop, not a permanent road closure.

When encountering a closed drawbridge or one with the barrier in motion, what mandatory behavior must the driver adopt?

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