Watch the video below for Network Rail's safety campaign for Flying Scotsmans fans. The Flying Scotsman is due to travel from York to Newcastle on May 10, and York to Scotland on May 14.
VIDEO: Flying Scotsman safety awareness
09/05/2016 in Network
09/05/2016 in Network
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BOB. - 09/05/2016 22:04
What is the point to this safety video , when we are unable to access the times to view this icon of steam, or does the lh not know what the rh is doing .
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