Trains don't run on regular streets. They need steel tracks to move. These train lines might encounter cars and concrete on their path, though. In such intersections a level crossing is needed. In modern times level crossings are always less and less. Several of them have been removed from our cities, but some others are still in service. To our eyes they all look beautiful and old fashioned in their authority to stop traffic. Red light, bars down: cars must stop. Green light, bars up: people can cross.
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. November 2014
Aubigny-sur-Nère, France. November 2010
Sicilia, Italy. February 2010
Capannori, Italy. June 2012
Soda Springs, USA. August 2012
Castelfiorentino, Italy. October 2011
Sicilia, Italy. March 2010
Catania, Italy. August 2009
Peloponnese, Greece. October 2011
Catena, Italy. September 2010
National Route 77, Scotland. March 2009
Celano, Italy. October 2011
Montecatini Terme, Italy. September 2014
Concordia, Argentina. September 2014
Kyrö, Finland. October 2011
Dhaka, Bangladesh. April 2013
Irkutsk Oblast', Russia. June 2013
Fallon, USA. May 2015
Grand Canyon, USA. October 2012
Ferniehurst, New Zealand. June 2012
