What does this traffic sign combination indicate?

- which I may approach at a maximum speed of 10 km/h

- which I may cross at a maximum speed of 10 km/h

- over which rail traffic may pass at a maximum speed of 10 km/h

Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation

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The combination of these signs means you are approaching a railway crossing where train traffic is possible. The accompanying speed limit sign (10 km/h) applies to your vehicle for both approaching and crossing the railway tracks.

This means you must not exceed 10 km/h when getting close to the crossing and also while driving over it, ensuring safety since trains may pass. The speed limit protects you and other road users from accidents at the railway crossing.

The third option relates to the speed of the train itself, but as a driver, you only need to follow the speed limit for your vehicle approaching and crossing the railway crossing.

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