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[QUOTE="SeaHorse, post: 629453, member: 42311"] I'm not sure about this particular rail line but bear in mind that in Spain they do have high speed trains and those also go to Santiago. Those can travel at 200km or more. Think mass of a train and speed of F1. So it's possible if an elderly pilgrim (and who are we kidding, most of us are elderly, non-sprinters, hard of hearing or wearing earphones) tries to cross the track when the train is approaching, there simply is no time to react, jump and run from the pilgrim side, brake from the train side. Minced pilgrim is what you get. I wouldn't relay on the fact that locals do cross the tracks regularly, they may know the schedules or be suicidally careless or mentally incapable to assess the danger, you can't deny such people exist everywhere. [/QUOTE]
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