Pevensey Bay Level Crossing

Two Class 377s in Southern livery speed past Pevensey Bay station, both having come from Pevensey & Westham and going to Normans Bay. This crossing is on the main A259 road which turns from a non-primary road to a Primary Trunk Route around the corner, so queues form quickly. The crossing is equipped with a quiet alarm and obstacle detection, so it is a quick wait, although 3 didn't have time to. The former CCTV cameras sat atop the post in the first clip. This and Selmeston crossing are the only ones on the East Coastway line at this time to have bulb lights. This is also the only crossing in the country to have halogens and be an MCB-OD. This crossing is called Wallsend after the road but Network Rail is rubbish at giving names to crossings sometimes. Last time I was filming here last year, a car drove across the crossing and its hubcap fell off and rolled across the crossing behind it. Sadly I inadvertently deleted the film. Bloody idiot.
Type: MCB-OD
Route: East Coastway Line
Location: East Sussex, England, UK
Train 1: 1:43
Closure 2: 2:03
Train 2: 3:43

[@harveymatthews6412]

Has the same siren as maxey by the sound of it great vid

[@TheTransportExplorer]

Same alarm at Gillingham

[@STUAA2024]

This is a Halagon Level Crossing with Radar Flaps, VERY RARE MCB-OD With Halagons

[@harveymatthews6412]

I believe this crossing is being upgraded as the road is being closed soon hopefully as it needs upgrading

[@Unknown32287]

nice vid liked

[@eastsussexlevelcrossingsan7853]

This crossing is closed next week. Hopefully it's being upgraded