Railway crossings in Avalor

The history of railway crossings in Avalor dates back to 1877.

Early 1880s
In the early 1880s railway crossings are uncontrolled and contain a big sign that contain this inscription:"En caso de que llegue un tren, manténgase alejado de la vía férrea.""I händelse av att ett tåg kommer, håll dig borta från järnvägslinjen."The sign was only used in the bilingual area of Avalor.

Current design
Today, railways in Avalor follow United States practices, and have increasingly employing American-made warning crossing equipment.

The crossbucks read "Cuidado con el tren" or "Akta dig för tåget" for railways (both mean "Beware of the train" in Spanish and Swedish respectively), and "Cuidado con el tranvía" or "Akta dig för spårvagnen" for tramways (both mean "Beware of the tram" in Spanish and Swedish respectively). In areas where both Spanish and Swedish are spoken, there are no words on the crossbuck.

In some areas, two signs placed 50 metres before the level crossing show the pictogram of a train in a yellow warning sign and below it is the black illustration of a train crashing into a vehicle with a red cross in front of it.