‘18’ - A hard-hitting short Film from Network Rail (note - deals with adult themes)

[@grenfellroad8394]

Very hard hitting, well done Network Rail for finally putting the truth out there, instead of the watered down suggestions. Please show to schools, teenagers think they’re invincible, and nothing can hurt them. The truth is very different. Crossing misuse and platform discipline next please.

[@gracesikipa4135]

STOP ITS TRUE STORY

[@willhentonpusey1422]

An incredibly powerful piece. The sad and harsh reality is that these incidents will continue to occur, particularly as electrification is rolled out in new areas where wires have not previously existed. Trespassers (not just teenagers) need a serious attitude change towards the railway - electricity does not forgive

[@gthbtn]

And the fact electricity in the overhead lines can jump so the balloon didn't have to touch the lines...

[@chriswaring5565]

VERY TRUE I GET NERVOUS EVEN AT A RAILWAY STATION WERE THERE IS OVER HEAD CABLES THE THOUGHT OF ONE OF AN ELECTIC SURGE AND ONE OF THE CABLES COMMING DOWN ON ME

[@harrypatrick3126]

@@gthbtn The balloon would have to come within about 25mm of the wire LOL. so it didn't make much difference really ;)

[@harrypatrick3126]

@@chriswaring5565 electrical "surges". Do not cause electricity to jump at you lol. And there's circuits in place to arrest high voltage spikes from lightning strikes. It wouldn't melt the cable either. It would either go through a lightning arrestor circuit or jump the insulators to the post. The cables will only "come down" if the hardware holding them up fails. And they will come down vertically. Gravity right. Not onto you. If one of the cables came down on a train the metal body of the train would conduct to ground. The rails are ground. The wheels connect ground to the body of the train. So the people in the train would be absolutely fine. And in fact even someone touching the metal body of the train standing on the platform would be fine too.

[@chriswaring5565]

THATS VERY TRUE A GOOD POINT MADE THERE

[@cory4062]

Very powerful, fantastic acting, amazing directing, and an overall brilliant short film to spread an important message.

[@robertmayfield8746]

I just had recollection. As a kids we used to play a lot along the railway. Such fun as running across just before the cargo trains or putting rocks and coins on the rails. I just realized we're so lucky to still have legs and being alive. Incredible. Good film.

[@devontransportproductions1411]

This is so powerful. Such good editing and such good actors. Well done Newtork Rail. Might actually work this time

[@traceylamplugh7727]

Such a sad story but it gets straight to the point.

[@TheSpotify95]

This looked so realistic. And this is the most important warning about overhead lines or 3rd rail electrification - don't trespass onto the railway, and definitely don't touch the 3rd rail or the OHLE (if either are present) - both are lethal enough to cause serious injury or death. Especially the 25kV AC overhead lines. Just think about it. 25,000V AC. That's over 100x the voltage delivered to residential homes. I use the trains to commute every day. I would never dream of doing anything like that because I know the risks. And this film was really emotional to myself as well - I understand just how devastating it would be for someone to know that a loved one has lost their life due to being electrocuted by 3rd rail or OHLE. Just stay away from the railway tracks, it really isn't worth risking your life.

[@SebastianC701]

The same thing in New Zealand, the Palmerston North-Hamilton (Te Rapa) section of the North Island Main Trunk (NIMT) became electrified at 25kV 50Hz AC as well as the Auckland suburban network, whereas the Wellington suburban network is still on 1500V DC. Both the Otira-Arthur's Pass section of the Midland Line (MLL) and the Christchurch-Lyttelton section of the South Island Main Trunk (SIMT) used to be electrified at 1500V DC, but now had been taken down since 1970 and 1997.

[@janteerds2508]

I admire Aimee Kelly's amazing acting skills. magnificent! so pure and very sensitive, just like in Wolfblood. Why doesn't she have an Oscar yet?

[@nash_era806]

MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY

[@TheTeddyBearzz]

to yall saying it’s eddies fault, he doesn’t control jeromes actions. jerome could’ve went home and not pulled out the balloon out on a 25,000 volt railway. eddie ain’t responsible for him being stupid with him. if he was stupid by himself this film would be zapless so I feel bad for carrottop :(

[@MrStark-up6fi]

This reminds me of that series the German Railway company made where in one episode, a teenager got on top of a train and touched the OHLE and died and then there was another episode where a girl wasn’t paying attention and fell off a platform onto the tracks in front of a moving train

[@Frankyarchonroblox]

Whats it called it sounds interesting

[@Peace-Evolution]

Acting was first class. I was expecting the girl to get hit by a train going by at 90mph. Never expected electrocution from overhead

[@Meeyuh]

I guess the abruptness and how it was just unexpected was the point aha

[@Grimgasmask]

I expected her to get hit after he got electrocuted leaving the other guy to deal with the loss of both his friends

[@harveymeade6809]

I hate how everyone got mad at the white kid like he didn’t do anything

[@isabel-mv5zx]

Legendary Griffin:ikrrr

[@zacharytarawali9344]

He was a bad influence if he never told them to go on the power point he would have never died

[@zacharytarawali9344]

Yeah he did take out the balloon

[@andersonbattles9505]

Zachary Tarawali he didn’t know it would kill him he was trying to be nice

[@zacharytarawali9344]

@@andersonbattles9505 yeah true

[@joshchurchill1135]

Excellent awareness campaign from network rail. It definitely highlights the dangers of being on the railway! And should be more of an eye opener for others. Railways aren’t playgrounds! It can have devastating impacts on families that will live forever! It’s not something to be taken lightly.

[@josephhall1995]

I totally agree with you, that's right, railways, including main lines and high speed lines are not playgrounds, because you could get hit by a train, or even get electrocuted by either the overhead cables and also with third rail and this will have devastating impacts on people's families and their friends as well. Especially with Eddie, Ali and Jerome were trespassing on the railway and then Jerome got electrocuted and died and Jerome's brother thought it was Eddie's fault as well I think! Also, to note on that, you must not touch any person who's been electrocuted by the overhead cables or the third rail, as the current passes through them, you could risk yourself being electrocuted. You should call the police or any team member of Network rail.

[@jefffan8206]

Thats was so unexpected man flew away because of a ballooon

[@Thewelshtrainspotter12]

He turned into a pantograph.

[@zombie4601]

Im Surprised the string was that long

[@vappollian]

Same 🤣😂🤣

[@duawpo]

😂

[@sufty3439]

Tbh he shouldve known he was gonna get shocked its that long

[@darylkemp1257]

It doesn't need to be that long or even touch the wire electrical current can jump

[@ADLZain]

A 15 foot tall balloon

[@fursedgames1838]

Seen this when it first came out and now 2 years later during quarantine I find it again

[@adizTrainspotting]

Lax Innocents SAME

[@minty_-_]

This literally give me nightmares and I am now terrified of electricity lines

[@aloka_karunathilaka7159]

Maddy from wolfblood and the boy from peaky blinders

[@hannahparsonson5842]

The actoe who plays finn shelby?

[@_sunny._.]

@@hannahparsonson5842 Yes

[@addghostrider42onfn16]

Wolfblood is so ruined until everyone films in it again it'll never be the same

[@paulricketts2322]

Yep

[@That1TransportLover]

Lol 😂

[@56independent]

Got to say, network rail's gotten so much better with their cinematography!!

[@pogglefishii6807]

Railways are massively dangerous places to be on foot, that’s why the railway professionals (who have to be there) take such elaborate precautions. It strikes me as extremely alarming that anyone would voluntarily trespass in this way and that this film should be necessary.

[@harrypatrick3126]

It's weird how in this country we perceive it that way. Railways in this country typically have trains doing no more than 125mph. The local railway has trains doing 90mph. Being hit by a train doing 70mph wouldnt be all that different to being hit by a car doing 70mph and you have probably stood feet away from those just like you stand feet away from speeding trains on the platform. In switzerland they take fencing around railways much less seriously. In many other countries they do. And in a way it kinda makes sense. A common sense approach to your safety near a railway is required. Like when you go through one of those gate crossings in the countryside. The ground electrification on some lines makes it more dangerous but most railways in this country have overhead electrification. I think a big part of the precautions with "railway professionals"> Is because often they are actually concentrating on their work and not lookign out for trains so they need other people to be looking out for the trains while they sort out the track and stuff.

[@Jalewilt]

Just realised, Eddie, is Finn from the peaky blinders

[@SebastianC701]

Same in New Zealand, we have 25kV 50Hz AC overhead wires for electrification on Kiwrail's national rail network. The Palmerston North-Hamilton (Te Rapa) section of the North Island Main Trunk (NIMT) became electrified at 25kV when the Brush Tracton-Built EF Class (Class 30) electric locomotives were introduced to NZR between 1986 and 1988, 27 years later in 2013, the Auckland suburban rail network was also electrified at the same voltage as NIMT, where Auckland Transport (AT) introduced the Spanish CAF-built AM Class electric multiple units (EMU). However, amazingly the Wellington suburban network that runs under the transport brand, Metlink, is still on its 1500V DC system since the late 1930's, the same as the Otira-Arthur's Pass section of the Midland Line (MLL) in 1923 and the Christchurch-Lyttelton section of the South Island Main Trunk (SIMT) in 1927, both of them were taken down as diesel locos replace all of the English Electrics (EO, EC, ED EW and DM class locos and EMU's) as well as the Toshiba EO class locos and Ganz Mavag EM class EMU's in 1970 and 1997. Both the English Electric DM Class and the Ganz Mavag EM Class EMU's were both eventually replaced by Hyandai Rotem-built FP Class "Matangi" EMU's in 2007. Although, I've heard that Kiwirail is apparently ordering new state-of-the-art Stadler Flirt160 EMU's for Metlink in Wellington, the Swiss rolling stock manufacturer building the new DM class diesels, so they'll eventually plan to uprgrade the electrification from 1500V DC to 25kV AC. In the future, Kiwirail might eventually have some of the lines in the South Island electrified, upgrade their ageing fleet and order Siemens Vectron locos from Germany for the electrified South Island routes.

[@francescoceresani3343]

Now who in their right mind buys a balloon THAT long

[@sunnex474]

And it’s that long for £5?

[@samva350]

Ikr

[@raazelb]

The over head lines are only about 8 ft from the platform and you would be surprised whst us railway workers see how far the helium balloons can reach. Next time you get a main line train observe the orange line running the length of the train above the doors of the carriage. That's called the "Can't Line" nothing must go past that line if it does its at risk of the 25,000volt to judt jump and bloom

[@briloveswolfslaza5434]

Fr😂😂

[@billysmith9480]

@@raazelb Sadly, That is very true

[@animations-ew4yf]

Moral of the story stay away from the fruuucin rails and don't hold balloons next to electric thingys

[@bennickss]

*overhead live wires*

[@shelleyferguson5737]

Power lines?

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

If u dont know the word, dont put this comment and let a train enthusiast do it

[@animations-ew4yf]

@@trainman86trainstramsandmore 1 bloody year ago ight train enthusiast you gonna teach me through roblox oh with your infinite wisdom

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

@@animations-ew4yf ... I dont have infinite wisdom wtf. YOU ARE MOCKING TRAIN ENTHUSIASTS?! HOW DARE YOU!

[@AndyCreepy27]

An incredibly hard hitting film, well done Network Rail for putting this out there.

[@EnderShard]

Man, watched this in school today and it really opened my eyes. Thanks guys. Well done

[@lexi4424]

Ender Shard just be safe man don’t do nothing stupid 🤙🤙 have a good life

[@EnderShard]

I am a idiot funtimefreddy 👌 thanks man

[@lexi4424]

Ender Shard no worry’s man 🤙🤙🤙

[@EnderShard]

@Cringeyness Expressway ?

[@petercdowney]

Overhead power lines are always on. Even when there isn't a train nearby. Even on Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Easter Sunday.

[@thetrainhornmaster9439]

I hope this video teaches everyone that trespassing on a railway electrified or not is stupid and dangerous it’s not just your life your risk it’s others

[@sterling.3745]

To say this is a short its really well done, and its not cringe.

[@ryankelly5524]

Seriously hope they roll this out in schools, I was once told off by the police for trespassing I used to cut along the train track on my way home from school - I had no idea how dangerous it was. The acting on this is excellent also. Awareness is always needed for this type of thing.

[@AnubhabKundu]

That means you were warned right on time. You should never take a shortcut on the railways. Trains travel very quietly and an approaching train can be detected using track vibrations. If you are able to sense such track vibrations, make sure to move away immediately. And make sure people accompanying you do the same too.

[@Wirralspotter]

No one: The comments: oMg ArE yOu HeRe FrOm TiK tOk???

[@majaandrzejczak9918]

true

[@fuckdablues6647]

Ye

[@hollyb9201]

Wth I am

[@mikewizz1895]

I searched for Network rail safety videos

[@georgedowns4034]

I hate TickTok with passion

[@sweetlyxofficialchannel]

Moral of story is do not trespass or play on the railway tracks. This was very sad though 😢

[@SebastianMartinez460]

The overhead wires contains 25K volts.

[@craigcleare4897]

It feels good to see Aimee after she left wolfblood

[@harriot167]

Yeah

[@craigcleare4897]

@okizzy thats maddy from wolfblood

[@craigcleare4897]

@okizzy thats maddy from wolfblood

[@jeremyslaney5644]

Taking the balloon out of the bag while he's in close proximity to the overhead power lines, proves, without a shadow of a doubt, that he's definitely not a bright spark

[@suaveerick850]

9 months later he becomes the flash

[@supercodex1726]

Erick Soto sorry no dark matter in that lightning

[@g.groves616]

People may laugh at it but at the script but at the end of the day it carries the all important message.

[@shaneD7378]

It's sad there needs to be a inforamation film on not going on to railway tracks

[@390h8er]

Really goes to show the horror 25kv can do, same thing applies with 750v conductor rails. Well done NR and all involved in the making👍

[@aubreydavis8822]

Fair play to Network Rail, they spent a bit of money on this. If it makes a single youngun stop risking their lives like this then it was worth it

[@transportguy1k635]

We all know this video is acting, but it does show things that happen in real life!

[@georgebaker4169]

As someone who is at the final stages of a railway role and works on the railway already this speaks volumes to me. Im sure the rail staff that watched this will feel the same - there needs to be more awareness spread about just how dangerous the railway is.

[@pauljordan4452]

Did you retire, George?

[@kingmarcus3952]

21:00 - 21:40 That hit hard man it ain't his fault

[@philrobinson3292]

Excellent acting as always from Aimee Kelly there. I guess the other two were ok as well

[@mattycarruthers2318]

She's my girlfriend 💑

[@fngod7828]

when eddie said sorry after the dead guys brother attacked him made me tear up

[@vyanldn]

R6 siege that’s karma for throwing trash on the street

[@RailwayManUK]

Crikey.. hard hitting is an oft overused phrase, but this certainly is

[@nightlycompetition7554]

No actors were harmed during the making of this video.

[@fwwwwwwwww]

Except for the guy that exploded

[@hunterneitzel3012]

Not only does it apply for 25000 volt Alternating current electric railways but also for lower voltage Direct Current railways, within an hour away there's a subway system electrified at 600 volts DC, but it can still give a lethal shock if you touch the third rail and one of the other rails

[@matthewwright7355]

well done Network Rail really hard hitting, never thought i'd almost cry at the end..again well done

[@anitajoseph3618]

When i was coming home from school one friday my mum was talking with her friend, and then when she came over she sounded very shocked and devestated. It seems like that somone had got hit by a train at a train station in Penge which is known as the Southeastern Train Station. My mum told me that a perosn had fallen, and the train hit him to his death (i think). I was a bit scared of trains after that. But since i watched safety about trains i was so sad but a bit scared of trains still. My heart still beats to this day as I keep thinking about that. Don't play on railways.

[@LittleKitty22]

A very hard hitting movie indeed that shows just how dangerous overhead lines can be. Is it possible to show this movie in schools (slightly altered since this is 18+) and on television?

[@nathanspence7995]

Doesn’t matter who’s fault it was as it’s very upsetting for some people I can imagine how they all feel plus it gets the point across of staying away from the tracks

[@steamfandan9682]

Overhead Electrifed routes in particular

[@Fireglo]

Why they all blaming Eddie? All 3 of them made the decision to trespass on a railway line knowing it was illegal and unsafe.

[@etinosaogieva8240]

It’s not safe to trespass on the train tracks when the 25kv AC overhead wires are on.

[@darylkemp1257]

Its not safe full stop and the power is always on even on Xmas day , new years day and Easter Sunday the only 3 days in the year trains are not running but the power is still on

[@TEBEnthusiast]

This is why our un electrified lines are more safe

[@PottersVideos2]

21:10 Fair point. Violence can ensue from this kind of thing.

[@Sand-witch05]

why was everyone so mad at Eddie tho he literally did nothing

[@ryanodonovan9497]

Not all of them were mad at Eddie. Still, those that were blamed him for Jerome's death based on the former being a bad influence. But whilst he was stupid to trespass on the railway, so were Jerome and Ali. Even if it was Eddie's idea to take that route, they still should've known not to go along with him. There's no excuse at their ages to be that irresponsible. Fortunately Jerome's mother had the right idea not to blame Eddie when he didn't properly cause Jerome's death. Then again, it's sadly a realistic scenario in which people are blinded by fear, bias and sentimentality, especially when someone close to them dies.

[@paularvozm]

I thought they were gonna get run over by a train when walking on these tracks but didnt expect the overhead wires.

[@paularvozm]

@Emilia Jay Technically yes, many subway systems dont use overhead wires and have a third, electrified rail besides the two normal ones. If you touch that or get too close, the effect will be the same as with the overhead wires.

[@nelsonahlvik6650]

@@paularvozm 3rd rail is usually a lower voltage, like 600 VDC whereas overhead is 25 kVAC. You will still get serious burns from 3rd rail even though you may not die

[@MrStark-up6fi]

Yeah same. It would have been more entertaining if one of those intercity trains ran over one of them

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

What's that song that his mum is complaining about wasting the electricity at 4:00 and a bit after? I swear it goes "hold onto my mind... you wanna feel it now..." and then eventually "baby, slow down...." i dunno what else but this is killing me.

[@hip-hoprapstorage4440]

Use Shazam

[@Orangepeel77_yeye]

And she’s says to turn the light of it wastes electricity

[@millypowell981]

I’m sorry he passed away from the shock but it happened to my young brother…..got shocked by the volts on the top line to…had my in tears I wanted to kill my self that time. …I made sure I never forgot about him but he’s with god and I can’t change that

[@Krystl_YT]

sorry for your lose bro i cant imagine the pain you had to go through

[@Frankyarchonroblox]

Not to invade your business but how did he get shocked?

[@KentRailPhotography]

Great job. This is very realistic. It's like the PIFs in the 1980s.

[@meerkat9783]

Back to the classic shock and awe. No pun intended.

[@jaydenprice619]

The only message I got was never have a balloon again

[@Ben-qx8vy]

What about don’t mess around on the train tracks??

[@jaydenprice619]

Ben I don’t think the train killed me

[@Ben-qx8vy]

Jayden Price but being around the highly electric rails and wiring did so stop being so ignorant

[@ThatCoalSoul]

@@Ben-qx8vy Nah, balloons are the enemy!!!

[@Ben-qx8vy]

MarkDavidson / M__ZIME - GB&NI 😂😂😂fair

[@geralldus]

That! had never occurred to me. Excellent way of getting message across.

[@allisonrobe]

imagine exploding by a balloon-

[@fwwwwwwwww]

Fat L

[@therickychannel6292]

A little reminder. A balloon and electricity = a bomb. 🎈 + ⚡= 💣.

[@WolfieRich1]

This was really well done. Don't risk it.

[@icompass]

I don’t get why everyone blames Eddide even if it was his idea to go on the rails the other guy got out the ballon anyway

[@qaraqali5327]

It was Eddie who bought the ballon

[@tasteoftwice4045]

Qara Qali but it was the other guys idea to pull it out on the rails

[@dieselterminal97304]

It wasnt eddies fault.

[@hannah_black1644]

DiamondCompass YT kinda true😔

[@somepersononplanetearth9577]

@@qaraqali5327 You could say the same thing about cars. If my Dad bought a car then someone else was driving it and crashed it wouldn't be my Dad's fault.

[@bennickss]

Balloon + 25,000 volts = death

[@kristeenazimeh2137]

The end got me I was crying

[@PottersVideos2]

11:20 Idiots. You should NOT have ran across the tracks regardless. Correct procedure would be to remain where you are in a position of safety and stop the next train you see by raising both hands. Then wait for the driver to approach you, do NOT approach the train on your own initiative. If you trespass on the railway line (without reasonable excuse) you can expect an arrest and prosecution in addition to risking serious injury or death so it's best NOT to even consider doing it except in a dire emergency. Even then you should always telephone Network Rail control to make them aware beforehand if possible. Enough said!

[@andrewswinglehurst8102]

Potter's Police, Security and Railway videos shouldn’t of been there full stop

[@skibbaxd]

You use a line side phone to contact the signal box, or a mobile if you know the number to the box and state it’s an emergency call. 😂 it’s not as if they are trained in pts so how would they know what to do?!

[@donniepinder6479]

Danny Black just what I was thinking, what 18 year olds know an emergency stop procedure or where to find a line side telephone.

[@KQuinn672]

Wasn't Eddy's fault!

[@knobjockey693]

The wires do not allow simping

[@Neddyfram]

british rail is the real thot patrol

[@knobjockey693]

@@Neddyfram yeh man

[@SgtPotatoChip6356]

You can't simp if there's 25,000 volts going through your body!

[@tldrvince4705]

..with pink balloons

[@robogen1331]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@michaelpout9701]

This is why my mum told me don't play on the rails ever

[@Lucifer.9836]

I MISS WHEN AIMEE WAS IN WOLFBLOOD!!! IT'S SO *BORING* WITHOUT HER!!!!! *CRYING FACESSS*

[@SofiaBerruxSubs]

I dont think it is

[@gemth9853]

Stop crying and grow up

[@farzanamughal5933]

Maddie from Wolfblood And the guy from peaky blinders

[@setolucifer9480]

Moral to the story: Never take a girl to “The Ground” on her birthday.

[@robbie19143]

The girl stood on the tracks for like 2 minutes

[@ciaramae9380]

*friend dies* them: *😲 AHHHDONTNOWUTTODO* also they always look like they’re holding back laughs throughout the while thing 😂

[@OwenDyckhoff]

Very hard hitting indeed. There's no coming back from a 25kV jolt, so never assume "it won't happen to me". Deaf people aren't invincible either, so is there any chance captions could be uploaded with your videos?

[@Whoibe247]

Owen Dyckhoff they can see what happened 😂

[@anonymoususer-gq2vh]

I’m only 13 and I didn’t know balloons and catenaries could cause death until I watched to first. Thanks network rail! (Also I’m a train enthusiast)

[@sgnjamcitydevteam6913]

They done such a good job. Just shows the consequences of walking on train tracks.

[@ChilternRailPhotography]

the balloon was a pipe bomb in disguise

[@NB-qr2rt]

10:20 natural selection

[@a10uk95]

Nah mate, its called ELECTRICITY.

[@wilfbm9067]

Oof

[@josephhall1995]

10:20 this is shocking! Overhead wires kill people especially 25kv AC and I think it’s the same with third rail at 750v DC in the southern region and Merseyside. Also the northern city line too.. I think it was Eddies fault for letting Ali and Jerome trespass the railway and he got the balloon out for Ali but sadly he got electrocuted and died....

[@randomcomment343]

Was the pun intended?

[@josephhall1995]

random comment yeah I think it was!

[@somepersononplanetearth9577]

@@josephhall1995 We don't have third rail in Merseyside... all electrified routes (with the exception of Merseyrail) use overhead. Anyway I totally agree with you. They are both to blame.

[@josephhall1995]

some person on planet earth yep I agree with you as well most of the UK are overhead wires but whereas merseyrail and southern region it’s third rail same with northern city line south of Drayton park and Watford DC line

[@somepersononplanetearth9577]

@@josephhall1995 Yeah

[@avaidontknowmynameu7617]

Love how everyone is actually worried about the characters even when they’re just actors chill out 😂

[@bowl_of_noodles8437]

Love your profile pic. Ma hope Your hope Jhope.

[@trainzinnit9232]

Life lesson kids there are many dangers that you don’t see and some are very dangerous or could kill you

[@andrewcottle5372]

Great acting . And a real shocking film.

[@shomgerry]

"Winner stays on?!"

[@hurricanedorian4897]

Ok everyone yes this is a fake video But it’s to show the dangers and the effect It’s not meant to be real

[@christianoherbst2466]

People on here have the IQ of a child.

[@hurricanedorian4897]

Christiano Herbst yeah a lot of the comments are like “ this is fake how did they record it “ And “ This would never happen so fake “

[@haydonsheard2168]

This did happen it's based on a real story

[@milamitova985]

Ashley is the best Any wolfblood fans???

[@shirellx5471]

He looked a bit shocked didn’t he

[@Nutball_official]

Lol😂😂😂

[@amalsheikh8142]

Omfg haha 😂😂

[@thomaslawrence2375]

....well that escalated quickly 😳

[@leahhenry4065]

The film's called 18 it's not rated 18 😊 powerful stuff!

[@blingdaddy3724]

Leah Henry it’s called 18 because Jerome, the person who died, was 18 most likely, showing that age doesn’t matter, when it comes to death

[@fetchstixRHD]

@@blingdaddy3724: I thought it was called "18" because it was the girl's 18th birthday (and it was the balloon they got for her which killed him), no?

[@ewanohun8124]

Eddie was 19 Jerome was 23 Ali was 25

[@SgtPotatoChip6356]

The people in the video be like. Ooh! Look it's a train track with live wiring! Better pull out a balloon!

[@transportflick923]

CTC Kid they weren’t educated.

[@SgtPotatoChip6356]

@@transportflick923 Ok my bad.

[@andrewswinglehurst8102]

Some people don’t understand the railway

[@donniepinder6479]

Yeah I think the point of making this film in the first place was in order to educate people.

[@iliketocommentonstuff8463]

Sponsored by EDF energy

[@PortmanRd]

Shocking.

[@joedavies9846]

😂

[@Ethereanima]

This comment 😂

[@JustAProt]

😐

[@PortmanRd]

@@JustAProt 😎

[@JustAProt]

@@PortmanRd 🙀

[@evanslater4551]

It’s so sad that this happens a lot in real life. Does anyone know if there are any other short films like this that show dangers of the railway?

[@catsaresuperb430]

Killing time and Robbie are some Railroad safety PSAs you can check out.

[@mandyrainbowlocks]

The Finishing Line is really effed up

[@PottersVideos2]

12:25 No reception? Quite frankly that hardly surprises me.

[@vSnoWt-ReCoiLz]

This brought me to tears

[@maddyramsey4262]

Same

[@Charlie123307]

A brilliant well acted video

[@16wakeup]

I’ve been looking for this video for a year

[@frostycola42]

class 90 and 91 run on the eletric cables like that

[@timhuggins1993]

Great put it on TV and social media influencers tube ads . Stop arguing about realism of the scenario as your making yourself sound like you are not intelligent to understand the dangers yourself . Great work network rail .