Interesting video ScotRail. What about the Glasgow South Western Line from Glasgow Central to Stranraer, Kilmarnock, East Kilbride, Ayr, Prestwick and Dumfries.
Rail companies tend to be concerned that videos like this might be used for route learning purposes by some of their drivers, and that they might convey some inaccurate information. Therefore videos like this are not allowed to be made without the sound being turned off.
That's not the case, John. It's for privacy reasons, and the risk of distraction to the driver knowing that their voice is being recorded. We've actually recorded several videos like this to assist drivers with familiarising themselves with various routes. ^Angus
13:35.... deadman's???? P.S.... retired driver.... 2 years retired after 40 years service.... not really missing the job, as every day is a holiday... Nice videos... shame about there being no sound...
Great video I do love watching trains Thanks for posting
Interesting video ScotRail. What about the Glasgow South Western Line from Glasgow Central to Stranraer, Kilmarnock, East Kilbride, Ayr, Prestwick and Dumfries.
I used to do this route all the time from Dunfermline To Edinburgh Waverley On The Class 170’s And 158’s. It Has to be one of my favourite routes!
Leaving Glenrothes is quite something!
Having been there I can quite agree with you.
@@davidpanton3192 yes i have !
Great video. Puzzled as to why the train came to a stop at 13:35 just after passing a green signal EC758R.
Evening Gerry, we can clarify that one for you. The driver got a call from the signaller and had to stop to answer it.
'with Glernrothes' yet it takes me two buses to get there...glad I drive.
Love the ppl going "no sound" like we or Scotrail can't tell 🙄 who cares? It's the view that counts 👌
These videos would be so much better with sound
Rail companies tend to be concerned that videos like this might be used for route learning purposes by some of their drivers, and that they might convey some inaccurate information. Therefore videos like this are not allowed to be made without the sound being turned off.
That's not the case, John. It's for privacy reasons, and the risk of distraction to the driver knowing that their voice is being recorded. We've actually recorded several videos like this to assist drivers with familiarising themselves with various routes. ^Angus
@@ScotRail and it's not like the videos you can buy from Video 125 where as well the drivers view your getting the history of the route as well
Cool video though could have done with at least some library ( stock ) music instead of being quiet
GREAT VIDEO
There's a problem with the framerate probably to do with TH-cam compression. Maybe Scotrail could consider re-uploading this.
nice video dear
SUPRISED SCOTRAIL HAVEN'T MUTED THE ADVERTS!
13:35.... deadman's???? P.S.... retired driver.... 2 years retired after 40 years service.... not really missing the job, as every day is a holiday... Nice videos... shame about there being no sound...
Hi there, the signaller rang the driver - they stopped to answer the call. ^Angus
No sound
ANOTHER MACK SENNETT SILENT!
Scotrail you message me twice can you message me here
Alas, no sound.
such a video without sound is waste of time ... sorry, but I can't recommend that. Thumbs down. Sad greetings from Königstein im Taunus, Germany
Servus
Wäre vielleicht eine Aufzeichnung mit Windgeräusch eine Lösung?
Videos match your service - Both are lacking