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Date filmed: 15/07/2021 Videos filmed between: 16:10 and 16:35 Route: East Coast Main Line Between Darlington and Durham Stations Crossing type: Manually Controlled Barriers crossing with CCTV (MCB-CCTV) Location: 54.725771, -1.548465 Trains: Lowering 1 (0:00): Class 801 (LNER Azuma) - 1:30 Edinburgh Waverley ➡ London King's Cross - Lowering 2 (Starts at 2:21): Class 221 (Cross Country) - 4:00 Plymouth ➡ Aberdeen - Lowering 3 (Starts at 4:45): Class 801 (LNER Azuma) - 7:40 London King's Cross ➡ Edinburgh Waverley - Lowering 4 (Starts at 8:21): Class 220 (Cross Country) - 9:38 Banbury ➡ Newcastle A level crossing found on the busy East Coast Main Line in a rather beautiful and tranquil location near to Tursdale Junction a few miles south of the city of Durham. This is one of those level crossings which sees plenty more trains than vehicles or pedestrians, as this narrow road in this remote location leads towards little else than a small farm. Two long full-road-width barriers each close off the entire road when trains are due, and each of these is located on the same side of the road directly opposite each other. There are a total of 5 LED wigwags at this level crossing, as there is an extra set of lights for an inlet used by trackside vehicles. Both of the alarms here are supposed to be, and usually are, much louder than they are heard to be in the lowerings featured in this video, as these were stuck in their night mode setting throughout the hour which I spent here, in the late afternoon at around 4PM. Additional safety signs on masts within the level crossing itself can be seen warning about the bi-directional working on this section of the East Coast Main Line, shared by LNER, Transpennine Express, Northern (sparsely), and Cross Country. Thanks for watching!