Wow. I can't remember seeing a crossing do that in such a short space of time before watching this to be honest! It seemed hardly worth raising the barriers if the sequence was to start the moment the barriers hit the 'up' position. Awesome shot from the bridge too, and very unique alarms here. 😁😁👌
Many a time at Motspur Park and West Barnes SW London. Very frustrating when driving haha. But i'd much rather it raise and go straight down to let 2 or 3 car through than none at all. Sometimes you sit through 3 - 5 trains at these two crossings and just wish it had gone up for a bit
Both interesting examples, and understandable as they're very busy with trains, and I'd imagine it'd certainly frustrate you if you were in a hurry! I was mainly speaking from my own personal experience, but still.
South East Level Crossings & Trains Channel Yeah I don't think I've seen anything like this before. At least pedestrians and a few vehicles were able to cross, although I'd imagine there would've been a few more if there wasn't red light cameras.
Lincolnshire and all of UK: Lincoln High Street Kent: Wybourne East Sussex: Plumpton West Sussex: Chichester (Basin and Stockbridge Road lol) Surrey: That's a difficult one Essex: Manningtree? Hampshire: Mount Pleasant Cambridgeshire: Probably Helpston or Maxey Dorset: Poole Bedfordshire: Woburn Sands? Buckinghamshire: No idea Yeah I'm not sure on the rest lol.
Wow. I can't remember seeing a crossing do that in such a short space of time before watching this to be honest! It seemed hardly worth raising the barriers if the sequence was to start the moment the barriers hit the 'up' position. Awesome shot from the bridge too, and very unique alarms here. 😁😁👌
I’ve encountered that twice before at Tallington a few years ago.
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Many a time at Motspur Park and West Barnes SW London. Very frustrating when driving haha. But i'd much rather it raise and go straight down to let 2 or 3 car through than none at all. Sometimes you sit through 3 - 5 trains at these two crossings and just wish it had gone up for a bit
Both interesting examples, and understandable as they're very busy with trains, and I'd imagine it'd certainly frustrate you if you were in a hurry! I was mainly speaking from my own personal experience, but still.
South East Level Crossings & Trains Channel Yeah I don't think I've seen anything like this before. At least pedestrians and a few vehicles were able to cross, although I'd imagine there would've been a few more if there wasn't red light cameras.
Great place and Video!!!👍🏻😄
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Intresting site I must say for a level crossing! Great video 👍
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Stunning catch! So if Worthbri- I mean Sawbridgeworth is your favourite in Hertfordshire, what are your favourite crossings in other counties?
Lincolnshire and all of UK: Lincoln High Street
Kent: Wybourne
East Sussex: Plumpton
West Sussex: Chichester (Basin and Stockbridge Road lol)
Surrey: That's a difficult one
Essex: Manningtree?
Hampshire: Mount Pleasant
Cambridgeshire: Probably Helpston or Maxey
Dorset: Poole
Bedfordshire: Woburn Sands?
Buckinghamshire: No idea
Yeah I'm not sure on the rest lol.
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel for Surrey, mine is Brook by miles
Also for Brook's, Brookland! I forgot about it!
@@UKLevelCrossingsChannel Woburn Sands is Buckinghamshire.
yes
i’ve seen Sawbridgeworth do that
That is weird to a level crossing, I thought that was a malfunction or something, also awesome video too 😁😁😁
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Wow, lucky timing.
Yeah, wasn't expecting to film this
Poor girl, thought the train was coming within seconds of the crossing coming down.
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Oh wow, didn’t think it was that early.
Woah that’s rare but cool
Yeah, definitely 👍
Could the signalman just left barriers lowered after both trains went over
Yeah possibly, but at least the pedestrians waiting got to cross and a couple of vehicles got through too
Okay that’s both trains through- a THIRD ONE!? We did not prepare for this!!
Yeah this is one busy crossing
Great video
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wow, 3 trains
btw, Nice video.
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Nice
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i've seen this from the level crossings in 2014 video, the people that were waiting for the 2 trains must've not been happy when it raised LOL
Yeah, I can imagine there was a lot of frustrated drivers lol
Nice vid
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nice
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3 trains in 6 min? that is inpressing..
Yeah, it's a really busy crossing. Lots of trains heading to Stansted Airport and Cambridge
Bet that range rover gets a ticket
Great video
Thank you 😊
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