Narrator: Be sure to release the doors on the correct side of the train. Me: no s24t Sherlock. Of course, you could get confused if you suddenly have to use a different platform than usual because of technical difficulties or other reasons, so I guess its a pretty good idea to remind yourself to check.
00:02:40 Had to find this video just to get that buzzing sound so I can use it in my train simulator. Hard to find videos of even though we do use them here in the USA.
@@loco4loco Meh, matter of opinion, I enjoyed them, no other train like them, especially with the bounce. Shame you would consider ending your life over a train though.
They had traction interlocking all the way back then? Sydney didn't get traction interlocking until 2006, before that trains could move around with the doors open.
I live the way he says illuminated
If this video is from before 1993, Sydney was still using trains with manually operated doors which were left open most of the time.
That sounds safe
Narrator: Be sure to release the doors on the correct side of the train.
Me: no s24t Sherlock.
Of course, you could get confused if you suddenly have to use a different platform than usual because of technical difficulties or other reasons, so I guess its a pretty good idea to remind yourself to check.
Was on Mersey rail years ago when guard opened doors wrong side. Glad I and others weren't leaning on them. Sure guard was bored or pissed
5:40 Those doors were released before the train had stopped!
K.o.R
K.o.R, No they weren’t, they just open very quickly.
They were, watch the orange hazard light illuminate before the train has fully stopped.
maybe the guard held the buttons in just before stopping so theyd open immediatley on stopping
He's right I believe before the door modifications where introduced I believe the doors could be realised. In traction
00:02:40 Had to find this video just to get that buzzing sound so I can use it in my train simulator. Hard to find videos of even though we do use them here in the USA.
LOL
where can i download your game?!?!
Can I download this game?
What is it called?
2:54
3:20 awkwardness +100
Those Class 321 look so shiny back then
That’s because they were basically brand new. They were introduced on the 15th of September 1988. This video dates from 1989.
@@EnchantGaming2003 so post 15th of September
Years ago on pacers with control panel covers left open flapping about. As a kid I was like would they open whilst we are moving?!
Aww, I miss Pacers.
HOW????????
@@loco4loco By wishing they were back on the railways?
@@FannyLerouxTime I would fucking kill my self if there where back there shit this is coming form a person who have ridden them a lot
@@loco4loco Meh, matter of opinion, I enjoyed them, no other train like them, especially with the bounce.
Shame you would consider ending your life over a train though.
@@FannyLerouxTime I went to school on them there where the worst train probably the worst ever made or to ever made
Of all trains to do this training video on, they chose the cheapest, worst trains.
They had traction interlocking all the way back then? Sydney didn't get traction interlocking until 2006, before that trains could move around with the doors open.
Ok but why is this music so good
6.44 thought he was going to trap his hand
Goodness this is so complicated
Why is this on a GTR hate channel? 😂
Jimmy the Perv and Aled Jones back again! :)
Pacer!
PACER
6:44
It's good the way they didn't muck about with gender pronouns.
lol