Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
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Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
Here's a YouTube clip of a CN crossing in Canada.... The lights i'm referring to is on the signal closest to the camera....very weird I must say....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjd1Vsz8p0w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjd1Vsz8p0w
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Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
I really don't like the striping being straight like that... No offense but it looks like some fruity Swiss signal or something.
But I guess, if it prevents striping going in the wrong direction... (not that I believe 90+% of motorists would notice anyway), then whatever. Just so long as it gets grandfathered in. Seems wasteful to go around blowing money to restripe gates when again, the average driver woudn't really give a flying ...
But I guess, if it prevents striping going in the wrong direction... (not that I believe 90+% of motorists would notice anyway), then whatever. Just so long as it gets grandfathered in. Seems wasteful to go around blowing money to restripe gates when again, the average driver woudn't really give a flying ...
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Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
both signals have their lights sticking out. Has to be for SOME reason. Kinda reminds me of Library Ave in Auburn.
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Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
Ped crossing maybe?
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Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
no way. that is way too wide to be a pedestrian crossing.MichiganCSX622 wrote:Ped crossing maybe?
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Oh, yeah. True.
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even though we dont see it, there might be a telephone pole or somthing loke that in front of the signal.
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Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
something else would have to block the other side since its light setup is the same thing.
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This is the only signal modified to extend past a pole that I've personally ever seen.
http://www.rxrsignals.net/California/Wa ... e/2/11.jpg and:
http://www.rxrsignals.net/California/Wa ... e/2/10.jpg
I've seen LOTS that needed either the pole moved or the signal changed.
http://www.rxrsignals.net/California/Wa ... e/2/11.jpg and:
http://www.rxrsignals.net/California/Wa ... e/2/10.jpg
I've seen LOTS that needed either the pole moved or the signal changed.
Re: Interesting Light Setup in Canada...
This is just a guess... but those signals look to be quite old. At one time it is quite possible that they had A gates (or wishbone gates). Maybe the lights were mounted that way to accomodate for that?Crossingman18 wrote:both signals have their lights sticking out. Has to be for SOME reason. Kinda reminds me of Library Ave in Auburn.