Level Crossings With Halogen Lights (2019)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- (My Christmas special video of 2019)
Here's a 45 minute-long compilation featuring videos of every level crossing that has halogen lights which I have visited this year. All videos come from 2019.
The following level crossings have since been upgraded to have LED lights:
Nutbourne
Southbourne
Drift Lane
Funtington
Clay Lane
Blackboy Lane
Pevensey Bay - Was the only obstacle detection crossing in the UK with halogens.
Fulbourn
Hythe (Colchester)
Six Mile Bottom
Stewartby - Was fully renewed to a full barrier level crossing in 2020
Hardham
Littlehampton (Lyminster)
Worthing
Kingswear Marina
Dymchurch St. Mary's Road
Grays
St. Mary's Bay (Jefferstone Lane)
Level crossings are introduced as their respective video begins to play. All videos feature the trains passing through, as well as the crossing lowering, and raising.
Thank you for watching! I hope you enjoyed the video!
I wish we could access CCTV from 2009 to see what the halogens were like
The mini one looks soo cute xD
4:01 this is where a little girl steps through the level crossing without noticing the lights because she was chasing her dad (I thought it was a grandma lol) and her brother shouted at her almighty until she decide to leave.
I thought it was her grandma too
I think that might of been UK level crossings video it happened
@@TheRealTrains806UKit was
That crossing is located on the ferry line in Dartmouth. It’s a very nice place
Great video and crossings!
Thanks! 😎👌
I was waiting for the MVL! Awesome Footage mate
Thanks alot, Jarton! 👍😁
Of course I was going to include those on the MVL I visited! 😎
Me too
Good video
Amazing video! Have an amazing Christmas 🎁😁
Thanks! 👍😁
Happy Christmas!
Nice!
Nice!
Thanks!
Nice video!🥰
Cool!
*good*
Nice video. Thank you. Horrible "squeakers". American bells are far better. Buthe squeakers can be aimedown the road, maybe less annoying tothers not on the road.
Please capture the gate lights. On steadily, or do they flash withe *[o . o]* lamps?
Do halogen lights not burn out faster than regular incandescent lights? The purpose of halogen is to produce more lumens/watt. Also a whiter lighthan incandescent.
22:13 Why did you not video that large propeller aircraft we hear?
Great video
Thanks!
Them Halogen lights are much easier on the eye than the stupid LED ones, especially at night.
I very much agree, and this is one of the reasons why I prefer halogen lights. Although LEDs are being favoured because they're more visible to road users, and they're more energy efficient.
My local has halogens
kingswear
3:39 3 barriers?
👍 👍 yes
Yes. There’s 3 of these crossing, 2 are full barriers, 1 is half barrier. It’s very rare.
@@LevelCrossingFan92 yes
Do they all have 1 barrier on each side?
My local has halogens
Y do u have amon gus characters as ur name?
@@commentinspector728 ?
@@commentinspector728 I did, but I removed them now.
1:37 That is rare, E2S on a halogen.
Hmmmmmmm
I like the crossings
@Emile Deschamps the siren
Great video?!👍👍📹🚅🚅
Thank you! 😊
Why does Kent have mini trains
It's an attraction called the Romney, Hythe & Dymchurch railway, and it's a long miniature railway running along the Kent Coast between Hythe and Dungeness.
@@SouthEastLevelCrossings thankyou
There’s no such thing as mini trains in the US
Actually, there is! We have in Ohio "Lester Rail Trail" and "Train Mountain" somewhere else.
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