Seems like a good idea, saves damage to the trains and people generally crossing.
Ermm no?
Whats the Percentage of delayed trains due to trespassers and or vandalism in the Cockwood Habour area? I'll tell you... Low to none.
Seems like a good idea, saves damage to the trains and people generally crossing.
I can't see how it makes the workers safer. If they're on the track, surely a fence only keeps them closer to the passing trains?
Or am I missing something here?
Eh??? They've managed perfectly well upto now, got nothing to do with safety. It's like saying at my work (I work in DIY), 'Oh, we are going to put barriers & fencing across the racking, to stop bags of cement, sand, gravel etc., falling on customers! I don't think so! lol Also, it's not as if there's engineers roaming the area every weekend of the year. It's ridiculous. They're probably doing it because of the kids tresspassing on the line. Also, it wouldn't surprise me they're doing it out of spite as well, knowing full well the popularity of the area for photography.
Mart
The fence wasnt made for that though , for safety of track workers.
How does it save damage to the trains may i ask?