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I agree, where is the proof that "contrast" on a door helps people? The door will be opened and you see inside, surely all that matters is differentiation between interior and the gap between carriages?

People (young females?) seem to think the world revolves around them. It doesn't, and trains take miles to stop. Look out for your own safety, be responsible for yourself. I don't even know why Network Rail is bothering to spend all this money getting rid of level crossings. People are fools...

Another reminder to stand well back. I remember a LU station worker saying this always happens to young females in the morning 'as they skip breakfast.'

For those interested here is the article by Kent Messenger which was promptly deleted earlier today.

Very true. It made me think never to judge which direction a train is traveling simply by the light colour at user operated level crossings and such.

I saw this today at Strood. There was an 8 car class 465 on platform 1, which departed towards Cuxton with white lights on the rear and red at the front! It was however out of service.