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Level crossing without gates (several tracks)
What does the “Level crossing without gates (several tracks)” sign mean?
The “Level crossing without gates (several tracks)” sign belongs to the “Level crossing” family of the French highway code. Level-crossing signs mark where the road crosses a railway. The St Andrew’s cross flags the crossing itself and requires yielding to trains; some crossings have gates or an automatic light signal.
Updated 2 July 2026
Sign name
- Français
- Passage à niveau à plusieurs voies, sans barrière ni signalisation automatique
- العربية
- معبر سكة حديد متعدّد المسارات، دون حاجز أو إشارة آلية
- English
- Level crossing without gates (several tracks)
Other signs in the same family
Sources: Sécurité routière (securite-routiere.gouv.fr) and service-public.fr.
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