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Antonio Martín Carrillo, the Engineer Who Implanted the LZB in 1992: "If You Leave the Light on a Train Is a Good Sign, It Means that There Are No Trains Coming Around"

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The expert has also talked about the need to renew this system and the importance of the maintenance of the roads The opinion of the engineer who programmed the system LZB of the Sevilla-Madrid line
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Antonio Martín Carrillo, the Engineer Who Implanted the LZB in 1992: "If You Leave the Light on a Train Is a Good Sign, It Means that There Are No Trains Coming Around"

The expert has also talked about the need to renew this system and the importance of the maintenance of the roads The opinion of the engineer who programmed the system LZB of the Sevilla-Madrid line

·Seville, Spain
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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