Level Crossing, Morphettville SA, Australia.

[@ethanthevictorianrailfan7030]

Nice video! Interesting how the gates dont stay lowered between trams, even more specifically the two activations from 13:32, the traffic lights on the opposite side didnt even change. I like the night shots too!

[@freebrickproductions]

Great video and nice crossing!

[@orangehairdud]

Pretty cool crossing with some traffic lights is this old footage?

[@adambahouche366]

You can watch the other videos on Morphett Road tram crossing for other bell footage. WCH E bell footage: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooCtkqiMd5eSgNEsi=FLZlt0tLW8DxTQNu (Trams in Adelaide) 2008 Old Bells before they replaced it with combo of ST3 and GS Type 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roHJnXmXfLmUh6ssi=4XdweZUJyVEQdlkQ 2010 Video from Alco962 Tram Stop 12: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIu3lYaQn5aZbrssi=iMJAOuviOSF1wiG6 (Before All GS Type 2's until Mid 2021)

[@its4it]

For every green and yellow light there are three red ones. So it seems. Seriously I find combinations of regular traffic signals and railway (or as in this case, tramway) crossing signals to be the most fascinating of all.

[@ericdircks]

For Every Green And Yellow Light There Are Three Red Ones. So It Seems Seriously I Find Combinations Of Regular Traffic Signals And Railway Or As In This Case Tramway Crossing Signals To Be The Most Fascinating Of All.

[@tomhenry6440]

This crossing will be replaced by an overpass next year

[@TrickyMario7654]

I wonder why they replaced both the bells? Great videos from over the last two days, BTW!

[@adambahouche366]

E bells must of died and WCH E bells came to play. I don’t mind the WCH E bells depends on the pitch tone. I like to see M bells and hybrid bells come back to Adelaide South Australia on metro crossings replacing dead ST3s which would be nice. Petition to bring back M and hybrid bells to Adelaide SA by writing saying bring back the bells that we want and bring your own bell to a railway crossing.

[@McKHAust]

Thanks, I can only presume the GS bell eventually died and perhaps they decided to replace both bells at the same time. Siemens bells aren’t really known for their quality or longevity so it’s also possible that it may have been the trigger for the replacements!

[@TrickyMario7654]

@@McKHAust Most likely. It’s the definition of insanity at this stage.

[@McKHAust]

@ the Adelaide tram crossings certainly have been through some odd bell changes in recent history, like Marion Rd briefly having Safetran Type 3’s before going back to m-bells, then more recently going to e-bells again.

[@McKHAust]

@@adambahouche366 sadly hybrid bells went out of production over 10 years ago so there’s no chance of seeing them again

[@adambahouche366]

How many South Australian rail crossings you got? I have some of them in the wingfield - pelican point line to upload when i need. I’ve been there so many times before I got WCH E bell replacement