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A train has passed, but the red lights at the railway level crossing are still flashing. What must you do?

Kuo fakalaka ha lēlue, ka ʻoku kei kemo e maama kulokula ʻi he kolosi'anga lēlue. Ko e hā kuo pau ke ke fai?

AWait another 15 seconds, then cross even if the red lights are still flashing.Tatali ha toe sekoni ʻe 15, pea toki kolosi neongo ʻoku kei kemo e maama kulokula.BCross if you cannot see another train, even while the red lights are flashing.Kolosi kapau ʻoku ʻikai ke ke sio ki ha lēlue kehe, neongo ʻoku kei kemo e maama kulokula.CRemain stopped until the red lights stop flashing and, where fitted, bells stop and barrier arms are fully raised; then check both ways and make sure there is room to cross.Nofo ma'u ʻo tu'u kae ʻoua kuo ʻikai toe kemo e maama kulokula, pea kapau ʻoku ʻi ai ha fafangu mo e ngaahi ʻā tāpuni, kuo tuku e fafangu pea hiki kakato e ngaahi ʻā; toki vakai ki he ongo tafa'aki pea fakapapau'i ʻoku ʻi ai ha avanoa ke kolosi.

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Wait for lights and bells to stop and barriers to rise fully. Check for trains both ways and sufficient exit space; another train may be approaching.

Tatali kae ʻoua kuo tuku e maama mo e fafangu pea hiki kakato e ngaahi ʻā tāpuni. Vakai ki ha lēlue mei he ongo tafa'aki pea ki ha avanoa fe'unga ke hū ki tu'a; ʻe lava ke ha'u ha toe lēlue.

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