MP:  0113.80

 

Updated December 13, 2022

 

Total Accidents:   2*
Crossing DOT #:  353753F
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   2   (ESTIMATED)

 

Page created by: freebrickproductions

 

This crossing is located on the ATN Guntersville Branch.

 

*The FRA claims that there's only been one accident here, but there's actually been two. One of the accident reports for this crossing had the wrong DOT number written down on it, and is associated with Private Crossing #1 as a result instead.

 

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Signal #1 Signal #2
Bell: General Signals Type 3 electronic N/A
Base: 4" Lincoln Industries 5" RSI
Light Frames: 4 - 12x24" WCH w/ GE Uniform Look LEDs

5 - 12x20" RSI w/ RSI LEDs

1 - 12x24" Safetran w/ a WCH 2nd Gen LEDs

 

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Overviews of the crossing.
The first signal.

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This signal has a Safetran base.
The emergency information.
The front lights on this signal are some Harmon 12x24 inch lights.

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The rear lights on this signal are some Safetran 12x24 inch lights.
The bell on this signal is a General Signals electronic bell.
The second signal.

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This signal has a RSI base.
The emergency information again.

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The lights on this signal are 12x20 inch RSI LED lights.
The relay case.
Looking south along the tracks towards US 278.

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Looking north along the tracks from the crossing towards Littleton Road in Littleton.

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A return trip on 6-15-15 shows a change has occured at this crossing.

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The lights were replaced on the 12x24 inch signal with Safetran 12x24 inch lights with Safetran fading LEDs. The bell hadn't changed.
The RSI signal was still the same.

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Another return trip on 10-25-15 shows yet another change.

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The 12x24 inch signal was replaced and now has a guardrail around it.
The new signal has a Lincoln Industries base.
The DOT tag.

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The lights are now WCH 12x24 inch lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs.
The bell is a General Signals Type 2 electronic bell.

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The RSI signal now has a guardrail around it too.
The base for the old signal laying along the tracks a little bit from the crossing.

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A third return trip on 3-25-16 catches the crossing in action.

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ATN GN 1 heads north through the crossing.

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A return trip on 10-12-19 shows a change to the RSI signal.

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One of the RSI 12x20 inch lights has been replaced with a Harmon 12x24 inch light with an RSI LED! Nothing else here has changed.

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Another return trip on 4-3-20 finds that the GS Type 2 here was replaced with a General Signals Type 3 e-bell.

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The crossing activates!

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CSX M715 comes through with an ex-SP SD40-2T leading an ex-BN SD40-2 and an ex-CN GP40-2LW!

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The train passes.

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A sixth return trip to the crossing on 10-12-21 finds that the Harmon 12x24 inch light has been replaced with a Safetran 12x24 inch light with a WCH 2nd Generation LED.

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A seventh return trip to the crossing on 1-14-22 catches the crossing in action again!

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ATN Y102 (formerly M715) comes through with an ex-BN SD40-2 leading an ex-CN GP40-2LW!

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The train passes.

 

 

 

 

Pictures 1-21 were taken on 3-23-15.

Pictures 22-27 were taken on 6-15-15.

Pictures 28-38 were taken on 10-25-15.

Pictures 39-57 and the first video were taken on 3-25-16.

Pictures 58-64 were taken on 10-12-19.

Pictures 65-96 and the second video were taken on 4-3-20.

Pictures 97-100 were taken on 10-12-21.

Pictures 101-124 and the third video were taken on 1-14-22.