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Class 90 and Class 745 at Manningtree Level Crossing, Essex
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2024
- Manningtree Level Crossing, Manningtree, Essex on the Great Eastern Main Line (GEML).
Location: 51.949487, 1.048478
Date Filmed: 08-02-2020
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Nearest Station: Manningtree
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Trains:
Class 90 (Greater Anglia)
Class 745 (Greater Anglia)
Also known as Manningtree Station Level Crossing.
Located on the Great Eastern Main Line (GEML) by Manningtree station. The barriers here are quite old, and the barrier skirts have been fixed together with tape. A single-lane low underpass is right beside this crossing. Overheight vehicles must use the crossing if they can't fit underneath the underpass.
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Awesome video and capture of the soon-to-be-no-more 90/82 pairing! I really quite like this level crossing - It actually felt quite cool recording here back when I did in March this year! It is nice how it is above that low railway bridge, and how the two middle tracks on the crossing here are interlaced because of the junction for the Mayflower Line directly to the right of shot. Nice contrast between the previous and current intercity trains from Greater Anglia with the 745 also passing! 👍👍😁
I agree shows an excellent example of new age Technology and refined Materials
Thanks! 😊 Yeah this is definitely a cool crossing. Very reminiscent of former Ely, but most reminds me of Great Chesterford in Essex.
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel that's fantastic! If you ever come up to Dundee you should go to Broughty Ferry level crossing. Trains always surprise you as the noise of the approach is sometimes blocked out by Buses etc. I go on the platform 2 heading towards Dundee as you get a better view.
Yeah I've heard of that crossing. Unfortunately never travelled as far as Scotland.
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel I hope you aren't scared. Us Scots are harmless for the most part. Many great videos of the crossing on CZcams so you can just watch it on CZcams rather than travel up here :)
I like the high speed trains, because when i grow up i want to become a expert car driver.
what?
Once I had to wait at that crossing for 20 minutes! There were 3 or 4 trains, really wish my mum had gone through the underpass
didn't realise you had done this one, an interesting crossing as its got points in the middle. as i live in Ipswich when ever i pass i always go over the crossing instead of under the bridge and 95% of the barriers are down! very busy crossing, often you can be stuck here up to ten minutes with multiple trains passing and not very long between activations. on some occasions you will see the Harwich town come in to Manningtree and terminate and come out again!
Yeah, it did this one back in February. It is certainly quite a busy crossing. I think in one video I filmed three different trains in one closure.
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel went there yesterday and saw six passenger trains 2 intermodal one RHTT and a tamper in an hour! and the crossing was mad!
Great video
Thanks! 😁
Awesome
Nice to see the class 90's even though all sets have been taking out of service.? Good video nice to see the comparison 745 the future where as the class 90 represents train design and technology back then..👌
Thanks! 😊 Yeah, quite cool seeing the old Class 90s Vs the new Class 745s
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel yeah good comparison aswell between the two aswell.
The 90,s they had are going to Freightliner..
@@ThomasWhiteford far as I'm aware they went a few weeks ago to freightliner.
Great video and crossing!
Thanks! 😁
A fine example of how network rail is responsible for a large percentage of UK traffic Jams.😅
Congrats on 34K
Thanks 😁
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel your welcome
Wow that comment was from a year ago, when I was 6.
Fab vid The train took a long time i love the new greater anglia train its better than the other one i was confused i didnt know there was a second train coming Lol🤣🤣🤣
Thanks 😄
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel Do u still play roblox?
And now the rest of the world knows why we turn our engines off while waiting................
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Nice video mate! It's a shame to see the Class 90's and 82s to be retired..
Thanks! 😁 Yeah it is, I wanted to of got more videos of them but they retired too soon.
Interesting a crossing on a road with a hillock, like one end of the road in live in, which has flat at one end and rises at the other. Think I can see that the road does go back down on the other side.
Yeah, the roads connect at either side. Large, tall vehicles like lorries, buses, coaches etc use the crossing.
FIRST Nostalgia
Why do some crossings miss the accompanying clearway signage?
What do you mean by Clearway signage? Do you mean the Keep Crossing Clear signs?
Is it normal for gates to close 3 minutes before a train crosses?
On these full barrier crossings, yes it is. It is because these crossings have to be confirmed clear of obstructions by signallers either in a on-site signal box or control centre via CCTV. The train is usually a couple of minutes away so the signals can be set to proceed once the barriers are lowered.
imma be going there after the covid-19 is gone
Can you do more after maintenance just in case?
Yeah, apparently this crossing may have been renewed so I'll go check it out soon.
3:20 class 91
EthanTube3103 oh
@@James_lirr-ict_catches well its the 91s sister
Class 90 and DVT featured in this video. Class 91s and DVTs are still seen on the ECML with LNER.
The DVT in this case is a class 82, often seen as the DVT on both these and the LNER trains you see.
I have a weird question. What if a class 91 was owned by gwr?
Great video
Thanks! 😊
Great video
Thank you 😁