Train Doors Closing UK Compilation - 2023

[@BloxikGames]

0:14 Literally hear this everywhere it’s so common

[@Zuuu40]

My favorite is the class165/166 doors closing

[@SpottersUK]

they’re cool!

[@chillifl159]

1:10 The DLR trains are actually called the B07 or B97 or B23 stock. The one at the timestamp is a B97 (i think)

[@SpottersUK]

thankyou for the comment, i had no idea!

[@mudchute4dlr]

B92 and B07 is what currently exists. B97 is non-existent. B23 will replace the other two in the near future. The one at 1:10 is B07

[@idotrains]

Those 465 doors scare me cuz of how fast they close

[@SpottersUK]

They do close pretty quickly!

[@jerzyk3520]

What about 165? They have the same doors closing like 465

[@OMJT027]

The best sounding in my opinion 1. 465/466 2. 444/450 3. 165/166 4. 700 5. 378 Honourable mention: I know it wasn't on the list but 158/159

[@The_southern_spotter]

Most random but most entertaining video idea

[@SpottersUK]

Cheers for the comment, and welcome to the channel!

[@The_southern_spotter]

Thanks

[@benjibatch]

All the times you didn’t let the door finish closing 😤😤

[@SpottersUK]

it’s just the editing software i use/trying to not to get people in the shots. Do apologise, i’ll hopefully sort it for the next video.

[@The_southern_spotter]

220 + 221 : whats a door sound

[@SpottersUK]

🤣

[@SG3086X]

the XC HST is like thameslink doors closing

[@grassytramtracks]

7:08 if he wanted to get that train why didn't he run? If he did he would have made it

[@SpottersUK]

i know, i see it so often people missing trains by seconds just think it’s funny

[@grassytramtracks]

​​@@SpottersUK sometimes it's not your fault if you miss a connection but even when it is your fault it's very frustrating, especially if you ran for it - I missed a connection at Didcot by literally half a second the other day, it was so frustrating, especially as everyone on the train I got off (a lot of people) wanted to get this one too. He looked like such a goof just strolling up to the door expecting them to open back up for him when he pressed the button, especially that if he made a run for it, he would have caught it.