Foxton Road Level Crossing, Cambridgeshire

[@gb9727]

Strange how it has no alarm

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

It is a little, though pedestrian use is very sparse and it is well-watched by attendants who turn up when a train is due.

[@among_usfan_oh_lol]

Nice and wow! Led model be looking like halogen lights, other crossing and the old version or some crossings have it wow!

[@among_usfan_oh_lol]

Numbers on the class 66 train: 778

[@among_usfan_oh_lol]

Numbers on the 2nd class 66 train: 720

[@NorthWestLevelCrossingsChannel]

Excellent video and Crossing 👍

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

Thanks!

[@NWLevelCrossings]

Great Videos and Crossing!👍🏻

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

Thanks!

[@freebrickproductions]

Nice video and crossing! Bit of a shame that they upgraded the lights to LED, but I'm glad the signals are still the same otherwise.

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

Thank you! Yeah that is a shame, though I also like how they've kept the modules looking very much the same.

[@charlesgraham4622]

One thing I have noticed, is how come some railway level crossings, in the u.k., have there Ordnance Survey co-ordinates by the side of the level crossing and yet a lot don't have the same information, why is this????????

[@SouthWestCrossingsUK]

Have these been updated to LEDs?

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

Yes. The bulbs are now LED

[@sophiemansell2789]

I was wondering if they’re led or halogen?

[@SouthEastLevelCrossings]

The bulbs have been changed to LED, but the rest of the wigwags are the same. It's the same at the other crossing with lights on this line at Haslingfield Road