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Rotherham (Brinsworth Street) Level Crossing, South Yorkshire

Date filmed: Sunday the 28th of January 2024 Videos filmed between 15:42 and 16:18 Route: Holmes Chord (Wakefield Line) Rotherham Central is the closest station Crossing type: Manually Controlled Barrier crossing with CCTV (MCB-CCTV) Location: Brinsworth Street, Rotherham Trains featured: Lowering 1 (0:00): 158 905 (Northern) - 1:23 2N32 Sheffield ➡ Leeds | 3 minutes late - Lowering 2 (2:07): 150 203 (Northern) (1) - 3:20 2N13 Leeds ➡ Sheffield | On-time - Lowering 3 (4:01): 150 272 (Northern) - 5:16 2R17 Doncaster ➡ Sheffield | On-time - "Tram Train" (Sheffield Supertram) - 5:54 2A43 Parkgate ➡ Sheffield Cathedral | On-time - Lowering 4 (6:32): 150 203 (Northern) (2) - 7:04 2R71 Sheffield ➡ Doncaster | On-time - End-of-video picture showcase - 7:46 A few Northern services are seen navigating the tight curves of the 'Holmes Chord' at this level crossing with loud alarms in an industrial location just outside of the centre of Rotherham, South Yorkshire. A Sheffield Supertram "Tram Train", trams which can share part of the national rail network with trains, can also be seen coming from the Parkgate shopping area in this video just after it left Rotherham Central, providing the 20-minute-interval service between Parkgate and Cathedral tram stop in Sheffield. This short line the level crossing is on connects the Wakefield Line at Holmes Junction with Rotherham Central station, a station which retains the 'Central' part of its name despite being the town's only station. About four services an hour typically use this part of the line to serve the station. This location is quite secluded, but there is a canal with a path right next to the crossing, and the "Steel Henge" - a local tourist attraction, can be seen from here too. Brinsworth Street only accesses a canal-side car park, a few properties, and a lineside substation for the Supertram, and felt eerily quiet at this time on a Sunday. There are as many as six LED wigwags here due to the clutter and road layout on one side, and three of the four barriers are quite long, needing supporter arms. All factors merged together and coupled to the tight railway curves make for quite a cool crossing to film at. Train details sourced from: Real Time Trains: https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/sear... Open Train Times: https://www.opentraintimes.com/maps Traksy: https://traksy.uk/live Filmed on: Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus in 4K 30fps Thanks for watching!