Level crossing death: Signalman and Network Rail fined 10 April 2013 Last updated at 17:21 Network Rail and one of its signalmen have been fined for failing to ensure the safety of a woman killed when a train hit a car at a level crossing. Jane Harding, 52, died when the car she was in was hit at Moreton-on-Lugg, Herefordshire, in January 2010. Birmingham Crown Court heard Adrian Maund, 43, from Caswell Crescent, Leominster, had raised safety barriers shortly before the crash. He was fined £1,750, while Network Rail was given a £450,000 fine. Maund was also ordered to complete 275 hours of unpaid work. Both were found guilty following a three-week trial in February, after denying breaches of health and safety regulations. The court heard Network Rail had failed to install an automatic barrier locking system. The company was also ordered to pay £33,000 towards prosecution costs, while Maund was told to pay £750.