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SNCF Warning Sign Help

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Does anyone have a clue what this sign says? Currently looking at making it for a model railway project if anyone could source any higher res pics that would be much appreciated.
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It looks like it might be a version of the "Attention! Pour votre sécurité..." sign, as seen at the top of this page:

i.e. a sign telling passengers what (not) to do for safety

Possibly with a second language after each of the 4 points (French in bold, other language in regular type)
 

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It looks like it might be a version of the "Attention! Pour votre sécurité..." sign, as seen at the top of this page:

i.e. a sign telling passengers what (not) to do for safety

Possibly with a second language after each of the 4 points (French in bold, other language in regular type)
I think it's tri-lingual from the way the text is laid out.

This is presumably a variation and gives you the English - I would expect German as the third though.

https://images.app.goo.gl/Q7tg98ixN1cSbSot7
 

Peter Kelford

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Essentially it says:

'You must not:
Get on or off a moving train
Get on a train while its departure is signalled as imminent by [multiple ways of showing 'this train is ready to depart].
To place objects obstructing the closure of the doors or to open the doors once the 'right away'/'ready to depart' signals are given, as well as when the train is moving away or has not fully stopped yet.
To board or alight from a train at a place other than a railway station or halt.
 
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