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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/here ... 463701.stm

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No [LIFTED] sherlock.

Why were they on the track?

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Two cars? :?

Wonder what the inquest will discover.

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Two cars? :?

Wonder what the inquest will discover.


That trains will only run properly on tracks and have lots of momentum, so don't get in their way :roll:

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Since there were multiple cars on an unmanned crossing, I suspect signal failure. It wouldn't be the first time.

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Since there were multiple cars on an unmanned crossing, I suspect signal failure. It wouldn't be the first time.


From the look of the pictures it's a barrier crossing?

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JJW009 wrote:
Since there were multiple cars on an unmanned crossing, I suspect signal failure. It wouldn't be the first time.


From the look of the pictures it's a barrier crossing?




I have lived near a barriered crossing in the past – and used to see people swerve around it quite regularly

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Christ... that's pretty nasty tbh. I'm just glad the train didn't derail in the process, could've been so much worse.


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