Felton Lane Level Crossing - East Coast Main Line - Northumberland

Felton or Felton Lane level crossing, depending on which sign at the crossing you go by.
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[@Rachelvehiclespotting]

Great video Glen. Another level crossing with 4 half barriers. Nice to see a cross country 220 or 221 train. Looking forward to next video.

[@freebrickproductions]

Great video and crossing!

[@strains3551]

Certainly looks different without the bottom skirts!

[@pineappleroad]

I think there (were) 3 level crossings on the EMCL in Northumberland (including this one) that didn’t have skirts Ulgham Lane Felton Lane (this crossing, athough i have bad news) and Chevington (which is the next one along from Felton Lane heading north) I haven’t been to Felton Lane recently, but it appears Felton Lane now has skirts (based on google streetview, i am planning on visiting this crossing to confirm this) Chevington and Ulgham Lane are still skirtless as far as i know (i last went to Ulgham Lane less than a month ago, I haven’t been to Chevington, at all, but based on the google streetview image from around the same time as Felton Lane, it appears to still be skirtless)

[@glenncooney3959]

Definitely a rare example of a full barrier crossing without skirts. The only other one I can think of like that is the one near Newhaven Harbour station in East Sussex. Think it’s called Beach Road. It’s the only LC left near there now the one immediately next to the station has gone.

[@GlensTransport]

Also on the ECML in Northumberland: Fenham Low Moor kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHeWoZyCirioj68 Fallodon kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnqXgYqej7V1Z7c

[@jimbolangtonslevelcrossing2629]

What is going on glen

[@theyluvv0rxng340]

How many trains go through this crossing each day roughly?

[@johno4521]

It's the ECML...roughly 150 to 200.

[@Newtownabbeyist208]

This crossing is now what I call AHBx2