@@scottyerkes1867 Level crossings rarely delayed trains, and if so it was fairly short periods of time. The greatest benefactors from these crossing removals are the road users.

That could well be true. I just know that when I first used Moorabbin station Easter 1965, it was already in the trench.

@@AndrewCastlemaine 👍👍

@@peterausfranken Funny, but when riding the trains you don’t notice it.

@@wezza60 Yes, but they are determined to run those trains as a totally independent line, like a Metro overseas. Maybe with fully automatic trains one day.

Generally they give the drivers some indication of what tracks the signals are set for but in this case I could not quite guess what each letter especially stood for.

I think they stand for Up, Centre, and Down. The names of the three tracks. Someone will correct me if I’m wrong 😂

@@jrpsims You Are probably right with those 😊

Oh well, can’t be perfect all the time.

@@tressteleg1 OK, I'll see you at the next video!🙂