Spoorwegovergang Oss // Dutch railroad crossing

[@jpolar394]

I don't know why but I never get bored of watching these train crossing videos from Europe. It seems like the United States is so much behind in a area like this with so much money is spent on it.

[@CFRTrainSpotter]

Dutch level crossings are actually inspired from US ones and were first installed in the 1950s. Since then they've kinda evolved positively. For the US im not too sure but they dont seem THAT bad. In Eastern Europe level crossings are not evolving... or just evolving backwards, at least the newer ones.

[@davidimhoff5571]

I love the Dutch crossings. They look so futuristic.

[@treinfappernl9917]

David Imhoff thanks

[@famlh578]

Do they?

[@CFRTrainSpotter]

Strange as their style hasnt really changed since the 1950s... but i see what you mean, in terms of placement and what not :P

[@FreedomtowerStudios]

Awesome Video Justus! It's cool how as soon as one crossing opens, another closes!

[@pete4906]

Yes I saw that so sick

[@shahzain7625]

1ut and

[@Basementxeee]

I Liv in Oss thx for doing did video

[@treinfappernl9917]

Ik blijf van de oude originele Nederlandse spoorwegovergangen houden

[@DoubleGG5666]

Great video! I like those mechanical bells, and those look like WC Hayes gate mechanisms!

[@fauzifauzi9211]

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[@realimbored668]

Why do Dutch crossings have the best electronic bells of any country outside the United States? The Dutch e-bells are even better than 75% of American electronic bells

[@GRooh]

I dont know why, but i love this crossings!

[@weeardguy]

Hard to tell ;) This is one with mechanical bells to start with ;). About the e-bells: Don't forget our country is very small and thus the costs aren't as great as in the US. Alot of care was taken as well to minimize noise-pollution for people living close to the crossing (which didn't really work: since introduction of the e-bells, complaints about noise-pollution have gone up) and to minimize the scare people got with the old mechanical bells, which didn't have a fade-in effect like the electronic ones. The e-bells are evolving if I remember it right. I remember seeing a video with an e-bell that produced the mechanical bell sound ;)

[@artanti793]

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[@viernesdecuarteto9393]

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[@queenandi5834]

USA gaf NL de overganginstallaties in het kader van het Marshallplan vormde wederopbouw na de Tweede Wereldoorlog. Ook m.b.v. dat plan konden de locs serie 1200 gebouwd worden.

[@Indianlifelines]

Nice clicked

[@JTCrossingsUK]

Do the lights actually keep fading out, or is it just the camera effect?

[@weeardguy]

Just camera-interference. They don't do that in reality. The lights are being supplied with pulsed DC-power if I remember it right, which can interfere with a shutter-time that is being controlled automatically by the camera to adjust exposure.

[@europetrains2007]

Mooi zou ik alsjeblieft een screenshot mogen maken van de ICR en de 1700 ik gebruik ze niet voor op een website want die heb ik niet XD

[@wandawhxhwhxhsbynska4511]

Ppąąą9*8

[@GameWekelijks]

Waarom gaat dat licht bij die eerste spoorwegovergang soms uit?

[@Busje1993]

GameWekelijks10 Komt door de video opname.

[@GameWekelijks]

Harmen Vos En hoe komt het dat die andere lichten het wel doen?

[@Busje1993]

Ik weet niet exact hoe het in elkaar steekt, het kan te maken hebben met de sluitertijd, of met het FPS frames per second.

[@SAjustusSA]

GameWekelijks10 Dit heeft, zoals Harmen zegt, inderdaad met de sluitertijd te maken. De led verlichting knippert in het echt ook, maar dat valt met het blote oog niet te zien. Bij bepaalde instellingen op een camera valt het licht soms weg terwijl dit in werkelijkheid niet zo is. Helaas valt dat op mijn camera niet aan te passen..

[@GameWekelijks]

Spoorwegovergangen Nederland Bedankt voor het antwoord

[@nielsschooltink7447]

icrm richting roosendaal ddz richting nijmegen

[@Jurek10PLC]

1:37 level crossing starts

[@Pimpelmees100]

die vogel op het laatst. die botst bijna tegen die man aan op de fiets haahaaa

[@susannaquercioli2617]

Sta per arrivare un cavallo da corsa

[@dutchrailroadcrossings]

Dit is toch de video waar jij die foto van op fb hebt geplaatst, of zie ik dat verkeerd.

[@mirandakieft2589]

Dutch Railroad Crossings q!m

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[@Иринабн..Калаева]

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[@danielschischkin4071]

Socks thd