Level Crossing tour of Northumberland

[@vicfulcher9834]

Great shots of all the crossings.

[@connorallen657]

I guess it is kind of randomly asking but do anyone know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?

[@roccodeclan2717]

@Connor Allen I watch on FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)

[@twofoottaylor1]

Thanks a million for the great videos ... I really enjoy watching them ... from London, Ontario, Canada.

[@alex-phone-button]

THERES ANOTHER LONDON???????

[@twofoottaylor1]

@@alex-phone-button You bet!

[@strains3551]

u certainly get some really fast trains travelling through some of them crossings!, (certainly much faster than ud see in east Sussex! great video :)

[@LEVELCROSSING225]

s trains Your lucky to get over 100mph in Sussex but on the East and West Coast your looking at 125mph for a reasonable amount of time during the journey.

[@freebrickproductions]

Some old barriers at the last crossing as well! Also, the alarms going of briefly as the gates begin to rise reminds me of a crossing I've seen.

[@rainbowlady1532]

Pirton LC, that one had that glitch for a while. I think they've sorted it out now

[@Veaseify]

Mysteriously compelling to watch! These are all East Coast line crossings. Where I live in the Tyne Valley there are a couple near me for the Newcastle-Carlisle line, one at Ovingham and another at Dilston, which is between Corbridge and Hexham.

[@stephensrailways]

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@HMPeterHearty7818]

aren't they all foot crossings?

[@michelleibbetson1829]

I live in newsham and cambois is very close to it aswell

[@camcoolbananas]

7:42 hagside alarm slight higher pitch

[@freebrickproductions]

The crossing at 5:10 is interesting. Not skirts there! I wonder why they didn't install any. Same goes for the ones at 9:56, 18:28, and 21:54.

[@AJBfiIms-mf7tj]

freebrickproductions thats chathill

[@Neddyfram]

It looks a pretty minor road though.

[@freebrickproductions]

Nice video!

[@ConnorLowreyTransport]

Great video. You don't want to see the state of some of these LC, Widdrington LC can't be working properly for a day without breaking

[@rainbowlady1532]

Very first LC alarms sound like botolphs bridge LC maxey LC and thatcham LC

[@mariacornwallis1602]

I must be as mad as you lot, great stuff

[@JTCrossingsUK]

I’ve been wanting to know this for ages, how often do trains use Battleship Wharf Level Crossing and what would I type into real-time trains to know when a train is going to go through it? And also Potland AOCL.

[@stephensrailways]

There's 3-4 trains per day using Battleship Wharf, as the loaded and returning empties to Drax Power Station and West Burton start and finish there. On Real Time Trains, you can find the times by looking for Freemans L.C. In the case of Potland, I cannot find that on Real Time Trains, and I believe that at the moment, there is no scheduled traffic on that line.

[@JTCrossingsUK]

stephensrailways Ahh nice one, this info helps a lot. So all trains bound and from North Blythe power station, all trains go over Battleship Wharf LC?

[@pineappleroad]

I believe Potland is abandoned, and possibly has been since 2014 or so There is another level crossing on that line, which is well and truly abandoned, lights removed, track fenced off, and just beyond the crossing, heading towards Ashington, the track has been pulled up

[@alex-phone-button]

5:17 not a good sound

[@thelevelcrossingchannel922]

24:32, i wonder what type of barriers they are

[@NathTrains]

TheLevelCrossingChannel Looks like GWE barriers

[@FlashingRedProductions]

TheLevelCrossingChannel Those barriers are GWE Generation 1 barriers.

[@STUAA2025]

TheLevelCrossingChannel 22:08 This SPX Rails System Barriers Don't Have Skirts.

[@STUAA2025]

This is a odd Crossing. 10:06

[@STUAA2025]

No Skirts? 17:34

[@MGRinger02]

They also got new alarms aswell.

[@penspgh1]

Max Ganes

[@Southeast-planes-trains]

Quite a few of those crossings are halogen!

[@leah-mariefisher8162]

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