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I travelled on one yesterday and the door was frozen closed - so the guard had to keep pressing the button and launch himself at the door, four or five times, before it finally opened (Preston, Lancashire).

1:10 2 idiots lost in their world almost run over by a tram 🚈 laughing it off without a care. Recipe for future disaster

I’m sure those 15 reg Versa’s were electric from the off 🤔 the only difference when new however was they had diesel heating, came off the road for quite some time prior to reappearing again, great video mate 👌🏾

Used it hundreds of times..the last place I worked had an account with the truck wash..never a good nights sleep because it's so busy..this goes on pretty much 24hrs, it does slow a bit but not a lot.

Ce n'est pas vraiment défoncer ça

Turned up there once to park for the night and it was packed, found a dodgy spot just getting my tacho card out get a knock on window spanish driver wanting me to move forward a bit , back of trailer was blocking the satellite dish mounted on the front of his cab lol. There aren't enough truck stops in this country any time after 4-5 pm all truckstops and motorway services are rammed

Very charming cars and sharp uniforms.

Flying Scotsman is essentially a replica now anyway, after her major rebuild in the early 2000's she had so much replaced.

Honestly, if and when the day comes when Scotsman is finally retired and placed at some Herotage Railway or stays at the NRM, I hope they restore it back to it LNER Apple Green and Two Tenders, being able to see that with my own eyes in personal would be amazing

home of DTG.. when will they ever be good.

The brakes on that sleeper stock is ridiculous for brand new.

Remarkable achievement of misspelling Crianlarich several times - and in two different ways - in spite of the station sign appearing in the opening scene.

Ahh noise complaints… New Jersey Transit had this problem back in the 80s and 90s. Their GE U34CH diesels were partly phased out due to noise complaints. I’m not sure how the 68’s provide amenities for the Nova 3’s, but the U34’s engines powered and pulled-pushed the train. Even at standstill, they ran constantly at a mid-range rpm while in Passenger Standby mode, whereas their Freight Run position would have them idle lower RPM and “throttle up” like most diesels. The replacement EMD’s had the power system split up, with a separate generator proving power while the engine could idle or throttle up. Once there were enough, the GE’s only ran rush hour and would deadhead back to the other end of the line for the last two or three trips

Honestly, I prefer the barriers, the gates travel super slowly

Ultimately electric buses are the future and we cannot escape it.

Where is this may I ask?

Not bad for an old iron grouch !

These freight and light-engine movements should all be using the Carlisle Avoiding LIne. Only passenger trains should pass through Carlisle Citadel. Bring back the avoiding line.

look at the metal work on the bridge

Good video and somthing different

HI LOL