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December 17th 04, 08:03 AM
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London's closest pair of level crossings?
In message , at 17:41:47 on Tue,
14 Dec 2004, John Rowland remarked: In Nottingham a road crosses an adjacent railway and tramline. I think that both lines are single track, being a former double track railway, but I might be wrong there. Both are double track. The tramline has been newly built to the west. There are barriers around the railway but the tramway is ungated - this is because the tramline is too frequent to have a gated crossing. The trams don't have barriers at any road "crossing", that's the way trams are. -- Roland Perry |
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