Kerreays Crossing

Kerreays is classed as a Private User worked Crossing with Telephone located at WHL0-088.1091 on the Highland line. There is an average of 10 trains per day, with a line speed of 50 mph. The expected usage of this crossing is Infrequent vehicular use Infrequent Pedestrian use each day. Network Rail's risk assessment rates this crossing as D9 risk level. Risk levels feature a letter from A (highest risk) to M (lowest risk) for individual risk to users, and a number from 1 (highest risk) to 13 (lowest risk) for overall incident risk.

Kerreays serves the Highland area.

Engineering Line Reference (ELR): WHL0-088.1091, useful for mapping and operational records.

Typical traffic over this route includes: Passenger & Freight.

Permitted line speed at this location: 50 mph.

Approximate service frequency: 10 train movements per day.

Estimated daily user volumes: Infrequent vehicular use Infrequent Pedestrian use .

Protection and warning arrangements at Kerreaysinclude: Telephones provided for vehicle users, Gates or Barriers, Signage.

Key risk factors identified at Kerreaysinclude: Low Sighting Time, Infrequent Trains.

Overall risk categorisation: D9 using the A to M letter scale for individual risk and 1 to 13 for overall incident likelihood.

Approximate coordinates for mapping: 56.889212,-4.868553.

Nearby stations: Roy Bridge (RYB), 1.2 miles; Spean Bridge (SBR), 2 miles; Tulloch (TUL), 6.3 miles.

Safety guidance: Only cross if the warnings are not active and it is safe to do so. Do not start to cross when lights are flashing, alarms are sounding, or barriers are moving. Keep children and animals under close control and do not linger on the railway.