Yeah, they are similar in design.

I think it depends where the crossing train detectors are placed, and it's how Spanish crossings operate. For this crossing, it appears the train detectors are before the crossing, so the crossing is activated before the train calls at the station.

Thanks. Yeah, they all do it. At busier crossings in Spain, its a lot worse than this.

@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel OMG 😲

Thanks! I will upload some more soon 😊

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yes,it true

Attention NO WIGWAGS😭😭 Wait do I see some over there? ========== =🔴 🔴 = = ☀️ = ========== KEEP CROSSING CLEAR yes British wigwags

@@fluffyshabba6423 yes

Yeah, two crossings in Salou used the same lights.

I like it too. Although pretty much all Spanish crossings sound the same though.

@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel yeah i know

@UK Level Crossings Channel you is from UK and you traveled to Spain to record Spanish railroad crossing

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Thank you 😁

They look a bit like Griswold gates

It appears the crossing activates before the train arrives at the station so the crossing is lowered for a long time.

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I believe its a company called "Tacse". They supply the warning lights for crossings with or without barriers and probably supply the barriers too.

@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel Thank You.

​​@@xxpeixx14 The company that makes the Spanish railroad crossing barriers is "Electrans España" (you can see it in some barriers)

Hmmm

Ben Radford How?

Figueres, Northern Spain.

that's a commuter train

Yeah, it looks like two French crossing lights but made into a railroad crossing twin-light