Cyclist climbs rail crossing moments before high speed train passes

BBC radio host Jeremy Vine has shared a video of a man barging through a level crossing with his bike before almost being hit by a train.
The cyclist can be seen wrestling through the closed barriers at North Sheen in West London.
He then stops in his tracks as a train zooms past him but amazingly throws his arms up in the air in anger at not being able to cross in time.
Mr Vine posted the video to Twitter with the caption: 'The level crossing at North Sheen today. Mate, the barrier is there for a reason.'
He added in another post: 'And when this jerk has to be scraped off the front of a train, the poor driver needs counselling for years.'
Jeremy Vine is renowned for posting videos of poor driving and cycling.
He recently shared a clip of a white van driver rushing to overtake a cyclist before swerving across the lane and forcing the rider off the road.
He tweeted the video along with the caption: 'It actually takes practice to drive as badly as this.'