Racecourse Road Level Crossing, Pakenham
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- TrickyMario7654
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Racecourse Road Level Crossing, Pakenham
This is a video I took of the Racecourse Road Level Crossing in Pakenham today. The road's name comes from a nearby racecourse that used to be used for horse races. Though it's been knocked down and turned into a housing estate (Though I'm sure the road will retain it's name). This crossing mainly sees V/line passenger trains and freight traffic.
GSV Link: https://www.google.com.au/maps/@-38.081 ... 312!8i6656
Metro, why do you keep removing Mechanical bells?!
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Re: Racecourse Road Level Crossing, Pakenham
Nice crossing, I like the hybrid bells. I noticed the remains of a third track, was that some kind of siding?
- TrickyMario7654
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Re: Racecourse Road Level Crossing, Pakenham
Yeah, it was. Check this signalling diagram out...McK&H.Aust wrote:Nice crossing, I like the hybrid bells. I noticed the remains of a third track, was that some kind of siding?
http://www.vrhistory.com/Locations/Pakenham.pdf
Metro, why do you keep removing Mechanical bells?!
Click here if you want to see which crossings haven't been ruined by Metro Trains bell nazis.
Click here if you want to see which crossings haven't been ruined by Metro Trains bell nazis.