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Nathan A RF
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Registrace 15. 12. 2012
I does videos.
St Denys Level Crossing
A Class 377 and Class 158 pass Adelaide crossing in St Denys, both heading to the adjacent St Denys station and towards Southampton Central. A Class 66 hauling containers can be heard passing on the South West Main Line during the second closure, just behind the row of houses. This crossing is on one of the tightly packed streets of St Denys, a suburb of Southampton bounded by the SWML and the River Itchen. The roads - and disappointingly, pavements - are littered with parked vehicles, some very close to the crossing making passing difficult. The crossing still has old mechanical bells and decades old barriers. Surprising really these haven't been replaced, but then again the traffic is low on this road and the trains are frequent.
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Chapel Road Level Crossing
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A Class 66 crosses Chapel Road in Southampton, nearing the end of its journey at Southampton Eastern Docks having hauled a train of cars from Oxford. It pauses before crossing Canute Road to the south of here, blocking the crossing in the process. This crossing is close to the city centre but quiet in the middle of the day it seems. Having used to be an AOCL until a few years ago, large barrier...
Wateringbury Level Crossing
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On the first day of 2019 there are some trains at the refurbished crossing at Wateringbury. A Class 375 in Southeastern livery heads out of the station towards Yalding before the crossing activates a minute later for a freight train. This consists of two Class 66s in Colas Rail Freight and Freightliner liveries with some wagons heading up to East Farleigh. Then from the other side, another Clas...
Rye Level Crossing (Ferry Road Crossing)
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On a cold day two Class 171s in Southern livery (one after the other) pass the refurbished crossing on Ferry Road in Rye, heading into the town's station and then onto Appledore. The barriers have been replaced with lovely SPXs, and the alarms have remained inside the barriers as they did in the GWEs before. Probably because the rewiring up to the posts the lights are on would be too costly com...
Wybourne Level Crossing
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Two Class 66s both in Freightliner livery head an oil train destined for the factory on the Isle of Grain. This crossing is on a very short lane on the remote Hoo Peninsula, and is one of few AOCLs left. It's not been looked after well, as the crossing is very dirty and a "Keep Crossing Clear" sign has been turned round. However the lights and alarms seem to be functioning well. This was the se...
Rye Level Crossing (The Grove Crossing)
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Three Class 171s in Southern livery head into Rye station and to Hamstreet respectively. This crossing is the easternmost in the cinque port of Rye and is on the boundary of Rope Walk and The Grove, but that was too confusing for Network Rail which is why they named this Grove Road crossing. Since I was last here, the lights have been upgraded to modern LEDs and now have new poles. The original...
Rye Level Crossing (Ferry Road Crossing)
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Four Class 171s in Southern livery head into Rye station and to Winchelsea respectively. This crossing is on Ferry Road, vice versa here the B2089 (a road I walk every day). The issue of the lights being hidden behind a sign and a building have not been addressed with the upgrade to LEDs. The leftmost one in the first shot is very turned, as if something has hit it already, and it is still not ...
Queen Adelaide Level Crossing (Norwich Line Crossing)
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Queen Adelaide Level Crossing (Norwich Line Crossing)
Kiln Lane Level Crossing (Cambridgeshire)
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Kiln Lane Level Crossing (Cambridgeshire)
AOCL LC OMG
Rest in peace
That Fault In The Second Closure Has Only Been Seen At St Mary's Bay Before.
The Alarms Were Not Unique To This Crossing As A Rather Creepy High Pitched Version Exists On The Station Building Wall At Etchingham.
Well In Some Way It Has Turned Into A Large Supermarket.
Wire got cut on this crossing
0:35 the warning lights flashed in time for the high speed train in the background 😂
my ears feel great (sarcasm)
1:08 the bus driver 😂
1:08 the bus driver 😂
Imagine the local fire brigade stopping at this crossing activated and thinking people have stolen their fire alarms for the level crossing by it's sound 😂
Interesting mellor plessey automation traffic lights for railway level crossing
Thomas and Friends fans: Victor and Belle's Whistles IRL!
3:46 the end wooooo
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That equipment looks both expensive and fiddly to fix/upgrade; moreover so does checking that everything works in the correct sequence such as the yodalarms sounding as soon as the amber light appears until - in the case of the level crossing shown - all the barriers have closed on a full barrier crossing. Hats off to those workers and people who deliberately misuse level crossings should be ashamed of themselves
Those Level Crossing Alarms are very annoying.
FOREST CITY
I don't hear it anymore
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RIP to this crossing
STOP TYPING “GWE” INSTEAD OF “GWR”
GWE is the brand of barriers and GWR is a train company
@@SouthWestCrossingsUK same thing man
@@Whitefearsbaboons no it isnt
0:11 has literally anyone noticed it started wiggling. lol😂
Lovely! I wish that alarm still was on this crossing
Question is this level crossing now closed off how do the lorry's get around
There's a new bypass in place of it, apparently. They could have just made this pedestrians only...
That alarm😳 Nice video
Its called "Quarry Lane" just to inform u
This level crossing looks like traffic lights
Should have taken a wigwag and a barrier plate home with you. For character, I prefer the old crossing, on the other hand, for safety I prefer the new crossing.
The first seemed like quite a short clearance time after the barriers closed before a train passed, especially when full closing barriers usually have such a long closure time in the UK, to allow for a train to stop if the crossing is obstructed.
White bordered vertical signals are VERY RARE.
Oldest Level Crossing Very Before: Traffic Light and Manual Gates (NO ALARM) Before: Level Crossing Wigwags and Manual Gates (NO ALARM) After : Level crossing Wigwags And Automatic Barriers Lower and raise (ALARM ADDED)
It’s Like An AHB
4:22 Claremont road level crossing Norwich And Nottinghamshire To
Quite unusual to see trains like that running on a railway line that’s not in some sort of park - most trains like that tend to take a circuitous route around a park and give you a chance to see it at a glance, so you know how to get to different locations in the park - they aren’t normally seen on actual railway lines- although Wales has The Great Little Trains Of Wales that go up mountains and around lakes and places normally inaccessible to regular trains!
Cool level crossing regardless (same applies to Grove Road one, and everything & everyone else who's a lifesaver) While now this LC and the nearby Grove Road LC have more conventional sounding audible alarms, the alarms still have that quirky unusual tone about them, or is that just me wittering on about utter drivel?! Lol 😂
Since the revamp on this level crossing shown in the video, it does look like both LC's (which are now defunct & been removed) at Newhaven Harbour, especially the Beach Road one that had quiet yodalarms as the audible warning. I think it's because the wigwags on this level crossing that are nearer to the camera look a bit like the halogen ones nearer to the camera which you see in the video of Beach Road level crossing on Newhaven Harbour (when the level crossing was halogen). I HOPE that all makes sense!
Forgive me for sounding cretinous & boring, but for some odd reason this LC, Ferry Road LC just down the way from this one, Woodensborough Road/Moat Sole LC in Sandwich Kent and St Dunstan's Road LC in Canterbury Kent kind of looked similar to one another. I think prior to the upgrades & not to sound like a snob or disrespectful, they all had a slightly shabby look about them (in a good way); plus all four of them have alarms that are less conventional sounding yet still provide enough warning, which is the bottom line/be all and end all. Apologies for my seriously sad observations lol 😂
That traffic noise is 10 times worse than in my videos. It can't be as bad as that surely. Fancy you only filming here once. You are showing me up. I was looking forward to the Snow and Ice train.
With all these open crossings the FR has I wonder if they’ve ever had any incidents with traffic getting in the way.
Thomas the Tank Engine in real life.
Interesting alarm
Deomreo Dearo Ymun Bridge que me parece muy
3:09 what was that crash sound?
1:28 sounds like the train is screaming 😂😂😂
Sounds like Willaston level crossing
longest station name in the uk
On opentraintimes it keeps saying it's lowered all the time lol