What do two flashing or alternating red lights located before a level crossing indicate?

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The correct answer is that passage is temporarily forbidden. According to traffic regulations, two alternating red lights (or a single one) prohibit crossing the stop line or the signal itself. This signal activates due to an approaching train or when barriers are in motion. Drivers must stop and wait for the lights to turn off; crossing quickly or merely 'exercising extreme caution' are prohibited and dangerous actions in this situation.

What do two flashing or alternating red lights located before a level crossing indicate?

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