🚆⚠️ The Potters Bar Rail Crash – 2002 On 10 May 2002, tragedy struck at Potters Bar station in Hertfordshire when a high-speed train derailed due to faulty points. Seven people were killed and more than 70 injured in one of Britain’s most shocking modern rail disasters. 🎥 In this video, we revisit the events of that day, examining what went wrong, the findings of the official investigation, and how the accident reshaped rail safety in the UK. 💬 Do you think enough has been done since Potters

On 10th May 2002, tragedy struck at Potters Bar Station in Hertfordshire when a high-speed West Anglia Great Northern train derailed, killing 7 people and injuring dozens more. The cause was traced to faulty points, sparking a nationwide debate about railway maintenance and safety standards. The disaster became a turning point, highlighting the risks of cost-cutting and the importance of keeping Britain’s railways safe for passengers and staff. Today, the memory of Potters Bar remains a solemn r

On 10th May 2002, tragedy struck at Potters Bar Station in Hertfordshire when a high-speed West Anglia Great Northern train derailed, killing 7 people and injuring dozens more. The cause was traced to faulty points, sparking a nationwide debate about railway maintenance and safety standards. The disaster became a turning point, highlighting the risks of cost-cutting and the importance of keeping Britain’s railways safe for passengers and staff. Today, the memory of Potters Bar remains a solemn r

On 10th May 2002, tragedy struck at Potters Bar Station in Hertfordshire when a high-speed West Anglia Great Northern train derailed, killing 7 people and injuring dozens more. The cause was traced to faulty points, sparking a nationwide debate about railway maintenance and safety standards. The disaster became a turning point, highlighting the risks of cost-cutting and the importance of keeping Britain’s railways safe for passengers and staff. Today, the memory of Potters Bar remains a solemn r