What behavior should a driver adopt at a level crossing where the barriers are currently moving?

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The correct answer is that the driver must not enter. According to traffic regulations, no road user may enter a level crossing when the barriers or semi-barriers are across the road or in motion (whether rising or lowering). Drivers must wait, stopped in the appropriate lane, until the barriers are completely raised. Entering while they are rising is dangerous and prohibited, as they could suddenly lower again due to the arrival of another train or system faults.

What behavior should a driver adopt at a level crossing where the barriers are currently moving?

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