MP:  92.20

MP:  92.21

 

Created August 15, 2008

 

Total Accidents:   0
Crossing DOT #s:  753502R, 753503X
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   140   (ESTIMATED)

 

Page created by: Benny (caltrain927@yahoo.com)

Note: The FRA still shows that UP owns these crossings.

 

This crossing is located on the SACRT Gold Line.

 

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The Northbound Signal for 34th St.
It's a older Harmon Cantilever.
These lights are 12"x20" Safetran Fading LED's.

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The Safetran Fading LED's are in Harmon Light Frames.
A ASC Electronic Bell!!!!!!!!!!
A triangle Safetran Signal Base.

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A Safetran Gate Mechanism.
Some WCH Gate LED's.
The Southbound Signal for 34th St.

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A triangle Safetran Signal Base.
A Safetran Gate Mechanism.
12"x20" Safetran Fading LED's in older Safetran Frames which are off-center!!

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The sidelights are 12"x20" Harmon Incandescent Lights.
Another ASC Electronic Bell!!!
The Southeast-bound Signal for Stockton Blvd. This is the only cantilever at these 2 crossings with a GS Type 2 Electronic Bell.

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It's a newer Harmon Cantilever.
12"x24" Safetran Fading LED's.
These lights are 12"x20" Safetran Fading LED's. Note the strange traffic light on the cantilever.

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A Safetran Signal Base.
A Safetran Gate Mechanism.
Here's one of the 2 signals that protect a side-street.

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A Safetran 4" Signal Base.
12"x24" Safetran FLX-2000B Fading LED's.
Here's the 2nd signal.

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This signal is basically the same as the other one. Execpt for a L&W 4" Signal Base.
The Northwest-bound Cantilever.

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A older Harmon Cantilever.
12"x20" Safetran Fading LED's on the front lights, but the back lights are 12"x20" GS LED's.

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All mast lights are in Harmon Light Frames.
12"x24" Safetran Fading LED's.
Another ASC Electronic Bell!!!

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A Safetran Signal Base.
A Safetran Gate Mechanism.
Another look at the ASC E-bell and some WCH Gate LED's.

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A return trip to the 34th Street crossing by freebrickproductions on 10-28-18 shows a few changes to the signals.

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The southbound signal.

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The base and gate mech are the same.
The new emergency information.
There's been a change to the lights here...

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The main lights are still the same...
...but the incandescent side lights have been turned to face the road!

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This signal still retains its ASC e-bell!
The gate lights were upgraded to Alstom LEDs though.

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The northbound signal.

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No major changes to this signal, outside of the new ENS sign in Picture 54 and the new Alstom LED gate lights seen in Picture 52.

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Freebrickproductions also documented some changes to the Stockton Boulevard crossing on 10-28-18.

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The southeast-bound cantilever.

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Like the northbound signal for 34th Street, there have been no major changes to this signal either, outside of the new ENS sign and Alstom LED gate lights (seen in pictures 68 and 74, respectively).

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The northwest-bound cantilever.

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The base and gate mech are the same.
Like the rest of the crossing, this signal also features a new ENS sign and Alstom LED gate lights.

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It's still a Harmon cantilever as well...
...though there's been some changes to the mast lights.
The main lights are still all Harmon 12x20 inch lights, though all of the LEDs are now Safetran Fading LEDs.

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The mast now also has a pair of side lights on it! These are some re-used Safetran 12x24 inch lights which have more Safetran Fading LEDs in them.

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No changes to the overhead lights or ASC e-bell here either!

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Both R Street signals remain entirely unchanged as well.

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Looking northwest towards Alhambra Boulevard.
Looking southeast.
The relay cases for the two crossings.

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The 34th Street crossing activates! At the time, one of the bulbs was blown but SACRT later fixed it.

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A SACRT Gold Line train rolls through the crossing.
The train passes...

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...and the gates rise.

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The Stockton Boulevard crossing is also caught in action!

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Another SACRT Gold Line train rolls through.

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The gates rise once again after the train has passed.

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A third return trip to 34th Street on 2-21-20 by MobileRailSpotterRXR shows some more changes to this crossing!
The northbound signal.

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The mast lights were replaced with newer Harmon 12x24 inch lights with Harmon Fading LEDs!

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This signal's ASC e-bell is still here!
The southbound signal.

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The Harmon side lights here were upgraded to Safetran Fading LEDs!
This signal's ASC e-bell is also thankfully still here!

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Some shots of the crossing in action.

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Another return trip to the Stockton Boulevard crossing by MobileRailSpotterRXR on 3-12-20 shows that the gateless signals for R Street here were removed!

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No other changes have occured to either crossing though, thankfully.
A view of both crossings in action.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pictures 1-36 were taken by Benny (caltrain927@yahoo.com) sometime back in 2008 (exact date is unknown).

Pictures 37-127 and the first two videos were taken by freebrickproductions on 10-28-18.

The third video was taken by MobileRailSpotterRXR on 9-6-19.

Pictures 128-149 and the fourth video were taken by MobileRailSpotterRXR on 2-21-20.

Pictures 150-154 and the fifth video were taken by MobileRailSpotterRXR on 3-12-20.