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Originally Posted by HelloControl
What do they expect. Houses have been next to railway lines for generations. Tough luck.
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I agree with Swisstrains, but I agree with you too,
The problem on the
NEW Alloa branch is that some of the houses have a railway to their front which has been there for o many years before the houses were built then you buy a house next to a railway 'you pays your money you take your chance', The railway to the rear has only just reopened,less than a year I think certinlay not much longer and the residents were assured that noise levels would be kept to a minnimum.
I have been in Stirling station as a loaded coal train has gone through and the trains are not doing the line speed through the station and the noise is horrendous thats before the vibration sets in.
I think the residents have a point
Les DBS driver