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shrudeshrek 9th September 2008 23:08

Bridge Strikes
 
Hi All - first post here.

Does anyone have any recent tables on the number of bridge strikes with locations, types of vehicles, bridge type etc. Or a good suggestions on how to get them.

Many Thanks

locojoe 9th September 2008 23:13

Hi shrudeshrek welcome to the forum sorry I can't help with bridge strikes.

bramleyman 10th September 2008 00:14

To start you off, a Double-Decker hit a low bridge near Bury St. Edmunds this afternoon and the Police are puzzled as to WHY the driver took the vehicle down a Narrow Road with a low bridge? They aren't alone, but following an Inspection by Engineers, normal speed has now been resumed.

2E0BLL 10th September 2008 07:19

Hi Shrudeshrek, welcome to the forum, Local paper archives should be a good bet, but you would have to know the locations of the strikes of course. Darwen Street bridge in Blackburn is always being hit by high vehicles, try the Lancashire Evening Telegraph archives.
Regards Mike.

shrudeshrek 10th September 2008 08:11

Bridge Strikes
 
Hi, thanks for the input so far, however, I am after more data specific information, i.e. ELR bridge number, type of bridge etc. Mainly looking for the WCML.

Cheers

pavorossi 10th September 2008 13:12

Hello and welcome Shrudeshrek, I'm afraid I can't help with your question.

G6 UXU 10th September 2008 15:04

Hello and welcome to the Forum, enjoy.

DSY011 10th September 2008 20:14

Hello Shrudeshrek and welcome to the forum. Sorry I an not able to help with your question, but I hope you enjoy the site and post any information you get on the bridge strikes.

Shed Cat 10th September 2008 20:27

Welcome shrudeshrek. Quite a technical query and probably only one that Network Rail could answer I would have thought. Even then, it would probably be on a region by region basis.

I wonder if they ever had to report the statistics to the Health and Safety Executive, or to a Parliamentary Enquiry?

paul miller 14th September 2008 15:48

Hi Shrudeshreck,
Welcome to the forum.
Paul.


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