Bruces Upper Level Crossing

Latitude: 51.6882 / 51°41'17"N

Longitude: -3.3993 / 3°23'57"W

OS Eastings: 303365

OS Northings: 199755

OS Grid: ST033997

Mapcode National: GBR HM.4ZLH

Mapcode Global: VH6D4.1T8P

Pluscode: 9C3RMJQ2+77

What3Words: chilling.crawler.spans

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Individual risk rating: C (Very High)
Collective risk rating: 5 (High)
Last assessment: July 2020
Next assessment due: October 2020
Types of trains: Passenger & Freight
Line speed: 40
Trains per day: 59
Usage:
- 18 Pedestrians or Cyclists
Misuse history: Nil incidents in year prior to assessment date (Jun-2014), - Nil incidents since.
Near-miss history: Nil incidents in year prior to assessment date (Jun-2014), - Nil incidents since.
Accident history: Nil incidents in year prior to assessment date (Jun-2014), - Nil incidents since.
Key risk factors:
- No Specific Risk Drivers Identified
Crossing protection arrangements:
- Signage
- Gates or stiles
- Whistle boards provided on the rail approaches - train horn audible warning given (06:00 to 23:59)

Notes

Individual Risk Rating is the risk to invidual users of the crossing. It is presented as a single letter, with A being the highest risk and M being the lowest.
Collective Risk Rating is the overall risk of any incident involving any person or vehicle on the crossing, including train staff and passengers as well as users of the crossing. It is presented as a number, with 1 being the highest risk and 13 being the lowest. This is the most important rating when prioritising safety measures at level crossings.