Variety of companies. The warning lights (known technically as wigwags) are by Unipart Dorman. The most common modern barriers are by SPX Rail Systems, but other manufactures include Alstom and Newgate. There are two different alarms commonly found. One is known as a 'yodalarm' by Moflash Signalling, and the other is by 'e2s'. Network Rail is the organisation that maintains all the national rail crossings. For this crossing in particular, there are five Unipart Dorman lights, two SPX Rail Systems barriers and two yodalarms. Hope this helps :)
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These are 1 of my fav alarm types.
They're also nice and loud.
Excellent Shot!👍🏻😁 Like these alarms!
I do too!
Thank you. Same, they're nice and loud!
Nice video!
Thanks!
Fab level crossing this one. I love crossings that are in the countryside the best. Very peaceful while waiting for the barriers to come down! 😊👍
Yeah, the rural ones are some of the nicest. They commonly have the loudest alarms which is one of my favourite features :)
Nice
Thanks.
Excellent video and Crossing 👍
Thank you!
Its taking a yeat to five it full barriers and laying track, I swear they are laying a sleeper a day or smth at this point
@UKLevelCrossingsChannel Do you know what company makes the level crossings?
I think it’s network rail.
Variety of companies. The warning lights (known technically as wigwags) are by Unipart Dorman. The most common modern barriers are by SPX Rail Systems, but other manufactures include Alstom and Newgate. There are two different alarms commonly found. One is known as a 'yodalarm' by Moflash Signalling, and the other is by 'e2s'. Network Rail is the organisation that maintains all the national rail crossings. For this crossing in particular, there are five Unipart Dorman lights, two SPX Rail Systems barriers and two yodalarms. Hope this helps :)
@UkLevelCrossingsChannel You forgot to upload your video, it’s right now Sunday 12/11/23.
Looks a bit different now.
Yes, I've seen a few photos and seen it all gone. Will look very different once the crossing is reinstated I imagine.