BR - Driving During Low Adhesion Conditions

[@s0nnyburnett]

A good training video. No BS, straight to the point and isn't condescending.

[@MichaelBeeny]

I love these training films, almost every large company used to make them. These days few people are trained to do anything well!

[@webrarian]

Nice to see Bob Wellings again. Best known from BBC "Nationwide".

[@tobysummers471]

the 165s look much better in the nse livery compared to the horrible ghastly fgw neon livery. Apparently there were only two injuries in that first incident one of which was the driver who escaped with a sprained thumb

[@DonaldTrumpIsGreat]

I'm Sure Alot of People Would Enjoy Seeing The Netwokers In NSE Livery 👍

[@jimdieseldawg3435]

Ixion's efforts led to some progress then :-) I'm not sure that Plummy Comb-over Besuited Chap would fly these days, but entertaining nonetheless. Thank you for sharing!

[@eddherring4972]

My first impression of this vid: Starts vid looking like a studio piece in a train ‘set’ Then I think “No he’s in a train cab.” Then I look at the window and realise “he’s in the number 2 position and doing about 60 mph!” Then I write this, quickly because of what I thought but also I was interested in watching it but now I’m REALLY INTERESTED. That really is a great way to grab someone’s attention and educate them. Thumbs up and subscribed all ready. Now be quiet, I’m concentrating! 🤣🤣

[@michaelstup]

Ok, hands up to all those who thought driving a train was a piece of cake! Yep,me included

[@StrassenbahnBen]

Thank you for sharing. This has been very interesting!

[@mutantthegreat7963]

Put safety *before* punctuality.

[@Scy]

I remember in the mid 90s watching tv clips from the 70s and 80s and thinking they looked absolute shit. Now I can't tell them apart.

[@KalyanSundarMSfrom1989]

usefull !!

[@a1anda2anda1234]

Classic comb over

[@FM60260]

What is the tune at the beginning?

[@dronespace]

I'm not sure, however, I have heard it in at least another video during that time

[@MannyAntipov]

@@dronespaceSame tune as South West Train’s “Third Sam”