Newlyweds have been slammed by on social media after being snapped posing for images at a degree crossing with different visitors

The stunning scene involving 5 folks at a degree crossing was shared on-line by Network Rail with a warning to not trespass on the traces. The incident sparked a debate on Twitter with some bewildered on the couple's antics whereas others rallied to assist their harmful antics.

Network Rail which manages the UK's railway infrastructure took the chance to signpost folks for recommendation on cope with degree crossings safely. 

In the final 12 months, there have been 5 deadly accidents at degree crossings, in accordance with the corporate. It warns: "We must never forget how dangerous level crossings can be."

Sharing the image in a Tweet, Network Rail slammed the couple, saying: "This is NOT what 'getting your marriage back on track' means!  Trespass is illegal – even on your wedding day! Use level crossings safely."

Social media customers expressed shock on the couple's obvious disregard for the risks.

Daniel Jenks wrote: "Till death do us part, which could have easily been sooner if this couple weren’t careful."

Another person, Tony commented: "I hope the BTP turned up and carted them off."

Others speculated it may have been taken throughout industrial motion.

One person mentioned: "Probably taken during one of many train strikes and stoppages."

Astonishingly, some Twitter customers leapt to the defence of the married couple. 

A Twitter person replied: "Lighten up. Im sure a few adults on their wedding day can handle a train track. Man I miss the old days when everyone weren't such bedwetters and people were in charge of their own safety."

Network Rail's web site affords a warning to the general public reminding them clearing to not trespass on degree crossings given 5 folks have been killed within the final 12 months.

The webpage printed by the corporate titled "Level crossing safety" gives data on the protection measures and pointers for pedestrians utilizing degree crossings in Britain. Here is a abstract of the recommendation offered.

Level crossings in England, Wales, and Scotland are categorised as passive or lively crossings.

Passive crossings lack warning programs, requiring customers to make a private evaluation of the state of affairs and guarantee it's secure to cross.

Active crossings make use of gates, obstacles, warning lights, and alarms to alert pedestrians of approaching trains.

While closing all degree crossings would get rid of danger, it's not at all times possible.

If folks have considerations over a selected degree crossing, they will contact the authorities for assist.