Fluent here.

Yes, Siemens light brackets as a matter of fact have been spotted on different lines already.

The first known crossing to feature Siemens brackets is in Findlay, Ohio. You can see the image for it here. https://www.rxrsignals.com/Ohio/A-K/Findlay/Sandusky2_Western2/15.jpg

The ...

Howdy, this somehow wasn't mentioned by Hopen when he posted this forum post, but we do have one new submitter coming from the Ohio area, that being The NS Railfan/Norfolk Southern Railfan.

NS Railfan is the one who got updates for Amherst, Avon Lake, Elyria, North Ridgeville, and Westlake. Expect ...

Hello everyone. This is tomasthetrain3 here. We have a brand new feature coming soon to the site that I've been working on. I'd like to introduce you all to... "Signal Setups By Railroads". Screenshot preview below.

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Railroads will be divided into their own tables, so BNSF will ...

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It was great working on making webpages and getting the rest of the Ohio content on here. Now that I got all my stuff from 2024 on the site now, Its time for me to plan on doing a lot more crossings across the state of Ohio on multiple lines.

I like the update

Great work with the new pictures and videos

I was aware of this when I first went to check out the update.

The Burnett Road images now work for me, but Fountain Ave's aren't unless I fix the extension in the url.

I have noticed a couple of bugs and issues in some towns, like Springdale, where the crossing description at the start is empty, 1st St #1 in Springfield is missing when the pictures were taken and the NS logo at the start is seen instead of the I&O's logo, and some photos when clicked, lead to an ...

I'm most likely gonna push my crossing photographing info's to here because nobody comments on the dang preview discussion thingy now a days.


Well anyways, managed to go out and photograph two crossings today, because Springfield is like an idiot and doesn't allow parking at most of their ...

Well... I see what you mean.


However, in this town, Allentown PA, there's a RR Crossing called Auburn St, and it's very close to the Norfolk Southern Allentown Terminal, and often, trains stop at the crossing on the way to the yard and it causes it to block the crossing.

No idea how they don't ...

Well...


I'm sure some of you heard this on the news, but...

https://wsbt.com/news/local/elkhart-to-make-changes-to-busy-railroad-crossing


Elkhart's might f*** up another crossing and convert it into a overpass, due to constantly blocked with either with slow moving or stopped trains.


To be ...