Didn't you forget September 2014, this crossing was active: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7564387 ... 312!8i6656ZachL wrote:Looks like it was active in December 2017 as well:gamefan wrote:Hey all, sorry for the necropost but I just got back from San Pedro, the Red Car line is still out of service but I think I know why, Ports o call is being reconstructed and all that area is sealed off. Tracks leading up to the construction area are severed.
Also chance to see an active crossing, one of the dock entrances on John S Gibson road by the 110 Freeway was active, the train was parked there for a long while. It was still there when I was leaving San Pedro
https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7564226 ... 384!8i8192
Unusual sight at a railroad crossing in San Pedro CA.
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Re: Unusual sight at a railroad crossing in San Pedro CA.
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Re: Unusual sight at a railroad crossing in San Pedro CA.
Right, but that was 2014 when the Red Car Line was still in service.TheAlatreus wrote:Didn't you forget September 2014, this crossing was active: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7564387 ... 312!8i6656ZachL wrote:Looks like it was active in December 2017 as well:gamefan wrote:Hey all, sorry for the necropost but I just got back from San Pedro, the Red Car line is still out of service but I think I know why, Ports o call is being reconstructed and all that area is sealed off. Tracks leading up to the construction area are severed.
Also chance to see an active crossing, one of the dock entrances on John S Gibson road by the 110 Freeway was active, the train was parked there for a long while. It was still there when I was leaving San Pedro
https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7564226 ... 384!8i8192
Crossing pictures from Plant City, FL are finally here! viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2538
Re: Unusual sight at a railroad crossing in San Pedro CA.
Just went back to San Pedro earlier tonight. the Red Car is still out of service and now it looks like several crossings were taken out going toward where Ports O'Call was at.
Also I did see a rare signal activation there too.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... .52,,0,2.1
I saw this one as it was about to activate.
Also saw an active crossing in the port of long beach after going through a detour after crossing the old Gerald Desmund bridge (might I add, the new bridge looks pretty cool though it's not finished yet)
https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7768917 ... 384!8i8192
It was the Pier B St crossing.
Also I did see a rare signal activation there too.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source= ... .52,,0,2.1
I saw this one as it was about to activate.
Also saw an active crossing in the port of long beach after going through a detour after crossing the old Gerald Desmund bridge (might I add, the new bridge looks pretty cool though it's not finished yet)
https://www.google.com/maps/@33.7768917 ... 384!8i8192
It was the Pier B St crossing.
Re: Unusual sight at a railroad crossing in San Pedro CA.
Ive never seen them bother to bag lights when a line is taken out of service. I do like how they replaced the crossbucks with TRACKS OUT OF SERVICE signs. It makes more sense than leaving the crossbucks. My reasoning is that crossbucks warn drivers to look for/expect trains, a condition that is not met when a line is out of service