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NI driver hit with £10,000 fine as High Court cracks down on dangerous railway crossing misuse
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NI driver hit with £10,000 fine as High Court cracks down on dangerous railway crossing misuse
Level Crossing at Castlerock on the Belfast to Derry~Londonderry line. Two men have been hit with fines totalling £15,000 after the High Court took action over dangerous misuse of a railway crossing in Co Londonderry — in what Translink says is one of the largest penalties ever imposed for level crossing offences in the UK. The case, linked to a User Worked Crossing in the Limavady area, comes as the rail industry marks International Level Cross…
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