(HD) **Rare** Chiltern 168 EMERGENCY STOP @ Stourbridge Junction 21/06/14

[@Snivy_Films]

The driver of this Chiltern 168 service was very nice and did not need to do what he did, hats off to the driver, and lets hope that woman learned her lesson about leaving kids unattended on the train

[@KaiTheGuy_158]

What a terrible mother for leaving her kid on the train. Charges should be pressed against her for child neglect. Hats off to the driver for doing what he did. He could have drove on, but didnt.

[@Zuuu40]

What a bad mum leaving her daughter on the train

[@RtrainProductions-ll1su]

exactly.

[@shelbyYT-jx5wz]

TRAIN DEPARTS Woman: STOP THE TRAIN!!! Driver: Why? TRAIN STOPS Woman: My daughter is on the train! Driver: Ok, I'll let you on!

[@trainmaniacstudios8216]

This is so embarrassing its laughable. Good video :D

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

I believe the woman was at fault because she should not put the child of hers on the train because she ends up losing her

[@OffTheRailsUK]

I had a similar thing happen at Cheddington with an LNWR driver forgetting to stop and putting EMB on.

[@FarmYardGaming]

My only contribution to this video is that the door alarm sound is unusual

[@kennethraistrick9720]

Surely if the driver couldn't actually see the signal aspect, he should have got out and looked himself? Ah well, at least he'd asked you rather than assumed it was still showing a proceed aspect.

[@alfies.trains]

Kenneth Raistrick At starbrige the signal is practlicly always yellow

[@PottersVideos2]

That's not a good enough excuse, what if there had been trespassers or a broken down train ahead? Someone could have been hurt!

[@kieranharvey4576]

@@PottersVideos2 Once a train has passed a proceed aspect and come to a stop the driver of that train may proceed on the authority of the that signal. It's in the rulebook. Technically he need not ask the camera man, could have just carried on with red ahead in mind, since it was passed at one yellow. If it was me driving, personally I wouldn't have asked, I'd rather assume it is still 1 yellow, as if they said 2 and I still had a red ahead that is on me then. If the signal had turned red it wouldn't have been a SPAD, the driver passed the signal at 1 yellow and then proceeded on the authority of that signal having now passed it. The signaller would in that situation send out a stop message, but it certainly isn't a SPAD risk in any way shape or form. :)

[@Wakajce]

I'm surprised you guys are even considering asking a citizen for advice on what a signal is showing. I appreciate UK signaling is pretty much just red yellow green and it's just one light (I know double yellow exists for the record), but what if they're colourblind? Have malicious intent? Or don't know what to say or are even confusing the signal with something else? It's ludicrous to trust a random person's assessment on what your signal is displaying. In Germany, you're required to see the signal yourself, or if not, a trained member of staff can tell you if it is showing red or *not showing red*, they can't even relay specifics. You're the driver, you have to see the information the signal is displaying.

[@johnhealy8513]

Great Video and amusing content too.

[@explorer47422]

Did the driver ask the guy on the platform if the signal is still showing one yellow? Lol!

[@Samuelstudios2000]

Lol good video, liked.

[@BritainsRailways]

Great video, I have subscribed.

[@mr-rio2819]

I have a tip for people wich are a bout to mis thier train dont try to get on anyway after you hear the wishtel

[@0causton0]

ta for gen

[@xxalexaviation]

Not with chiltern, they run a service every few hours

[@Bcp123]

Mother of the year

[@Spacebug111]

copy

[@alexrail5351]

mother of the year

[@ChilternRailPhotography]

not a copy and an original good joke

[@anwaarurmanini6864]

lol u comment got copied badly

[@JamesBrown-zu8iv]

OK Just a minute. Was a Class 168 Train has a Toilet facility have for something? Or did you not notice early was Daughter on the Train before it leaves but the Mother women caught late on the hurry station barriers is because of that purpose meaning splits in half family ever was? I'm convince to be known. That does not mean interfering Delays have cause unnecessary actions of any unusual for this happen. Never again for late to risk to get on for what-so-ever it was, means the next 30 mins or 1 hour train timetable service could be a problem for others likewise scenarios on the Roads, that wouldn't ever ideal, something like that.

[@xxalexaviation]

The train was about to leave and her daughter squeezed when the door was closing and her mom missed it, Stourbridge junction has no ticket barriers

[@Worldwidetransportandlifts]

I miss that livery

[@keironriley]

"Is that signal still showing 1 yellow?" 🤣

[@EdgyNumber1]

If it was showing red after passing - then stopping, it might have risked being classed as a SPAD if he moved off again. If the signal was red whilst still partially at the station he would have to have notified the signaller to clear the signal in order to let him pass properly.

[@keironriley]

@@EdgyNumber1 My comment was more taking aim at the comedy of the question he asked rather than asking for an explanation. I'm well aware of how these incidents work (I've investigated such incidents in previous roles). Worth noting on a serious matter, That the driver shouldn't be even asking such a question to Joe public on the platform. In this situation it is down to the driver themself to visually ascertain the aspect again and if unsure to report to the signaller, Even if it requires leaving the cab to do so before moving again.

[@jamieconnollymckendrick3679]

Not happy woman stop the train

[@Tangobaldy]

Dam you just catch the next train. Emergency stop is for that not cos you wanna go with your 30 year old daughter

[@tobysummers471]

The service to Kidderminster by Chiltern isn’t exactly frequent. Either. Probably the best way to deal with it given the situation

[@lewishawkins5085]

He is pissed

[@Khaledamrouche11710]

0:16 WHAT SIR!

[@trainboy5829]

I’m pretty sure he said what’s up

[@talhasheikh7119]

Why did they stop the train?

[@bluemooninn]

Talha Sheikh Her daughter was on the train

[@PottersVideos2]

Because both of her arms were raised. The driver assumed that an emergency had happened and that the train needed to be emergency stopped.

[@xxalexaviation]

Since when did chiltern go to stourbridge junction?

[@alastairfulbrook1285]

They run a few peak time extensions to Kidderminister via Birmingham and Stourbridge

[@LokiAvivson]

they stopped serving kidderminster with the may 2023 timetable. now they only go as far as stourbridge junction

[@jsecret9459]

1:12 Driver has past the signal so askes the cameraman if it's still on one yellow. Also, stupid cow.

[@TrainDriverSam]

Bloody hell he's trusting... I would have got out and looked!

[@TrainDriverSam]

@GN thanks. I'm well aware on how it works. I was highlighting that it would have taken a few seconds to have got out and have a look rather than relying on someone else to tell you. Specially on a single yellow

[@PottersVideos2]

0:40 "TREAD ON" what does that mean?

[@insertnamehere5660]

It means 'Get on' basically

[@dawneyg805]

Im afraid the railway guard's was rather rude.

[@turnipgaming9747]

He wasn't rude it's actually illegal to make a train stop after it starts departing the station, you can get fined up to £20,000 for disrupting a train Timetable

[@ace-paidinfull5240]

I was here for the train but after seeing that mums train horns moving all about, i suddenly got distracted 🤭

[@terry987654]

mother of the year winner.

[@ChilternRailPhotography]

copy

[@najianezam8113]

1:16