MP:  AN840.970

 

Updated August 14, 2024

 

Total Accidents:   3
Crossing DOT #:  636710W
TOTAL DAILY TRAINS:   1   (AS OF 2018)

 

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Signal #1 Signal #2
Base: WRRS WCH
Lights: 4 - 8" WABCO 4 - 12"x24" WCH Flatback w/ Leotek EV series LEDs

 

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This crossing is located on the CSX Dothan Subdivision.

 

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Overviews of the crossing.
The first signal.

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It has a Federal Signal base with a WRRS cover.
The emergency information.
A WABCO bracket.

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This signal uses all WABCO 8 inch lights!
This signal has an old cats-eye crossbuck!

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A photo of the crossbuck taken with flash, showing the cats-eyes lit-up.
The second signal, which has a newer crossbuck.
It has a WCH base.

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The emergency information.
This signal has all Safetran 12x24 inch lights with Dialight Ball LEDs.
The relay case.

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Track view looking northwest towards Mulberry Street.
Track view looking southeast towards AL 201.
A return trip on 7-28-19 catches the crossing in action!

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CSX A724 flies through the crossing!

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The train passes and the signals sut-off.

 

On October 22, 2023, Ethan the Railfanner made a return trip to this crossing to find a few changes here. Including the replacement of the cats-eye crossbuck on the first signal.

 

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Overview of 2 gateless signals facing south.
Overivew facing north.

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The first signal. While the cats-eye crossbuck is gone, it was surprisingly replaced with a 45 degrees crossbuck, which I don't know why this was the case.

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The second signal.

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The relay case.
Track views.
The neaby spring-switch signal has since been removed.

 

 

Note from Ethan the Railfanner: I have no clue on why the spring-switch signal was removed when I came to get closeups of the changes in October 2023. (Picture 51)

 

Pictures 1-22 were taken on 7-1-18.

Pictures 23-36 and the video were taken on 7-28-19.

Pictures 37-51 were taken on 10-22-23 by Ethan the Railfanner.