Date: 05/02/2023

Two new half barriers have been installed at Dalfaber crossing in Aviemore but not yet in use.

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Time closing on last relic in Scottish railway network

Strathspey and Badenoch Herald

Two new half barriers have been installed at Dalfaber crossing in Aviemore but not yet in use

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Dalfaber Level Crossing on the Strathspey Railway, just after completion in 1981. Project Engineer was the late Ian Davidson. This is now the last AOCL (Automatic Open Level Crossing) in Scotland and will soon be reinstalled with half barriers.
Location: Dalfaber Level Crossing
Company: Inverness and Perth Junction Railway
//1981 Bill Roberton

A graphic illustration of what can happen when you ignore the warning lights at an ungated level crossing. This is Dalfaber on the Strathspey Railway where, fortunately, only the car was written off. Photo credit David Gray.
Location: Dalfaber Level Crossing
Company: Inverness and Perth Junction Railway
06/04/2005 John Gray

Looking south from the top of the Aviemore Up distant signal on the line from Boat of Garten in July 1991 when the assistance of a rail mounted crane was sought to erect a telegraph pole next to Dalfaber level crossing.
Location: Dalfaber Level Crossing
Company: Inverness and Perth Junction Railway
02/07/1991 John McIntyre

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