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[ToledoRailfan]

I personally think the poly signals look more like Singer (yes, that Singer) signals, as they are both deeper than McCain signals.

Well, if 3M can make traffic signals, then I guess Singer can as well.

What else does 3M make?

[freebrickproductions]

I personally think the poly signals look more like Singer (yes, that Singer) signals, as they are both deeper than McCain signals.

Well, if 3M can make traffic signals, then I guess Singer can as well.

What else does 3M make?

Tape, reflective sheeting for signs, cats-eye reflectors, thermoplastic pavement markings, connectors, window insulation kits, picture hangers, etc...
http://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/a ... 7497&rt=r3

[ToledoRailfan]

I personally think the poly signals look more like Singer (yes, that Singer) signals, as they are both deeper than McCain signals.

Well, if 3M can make traffic signals, then I guess Singer can as well.

What else does 3M make?

Tape, reflective sheeting for signs, cats-eye reflectors, thermoplastic pavement markings, connectors, window insulation kits, picture hangers, etc...
http://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/a ... 7497&rt=r3

Maybe they'll reenter the traffic signal business.

[freebrickproductions]

I personally think the poly signals look more like Singer (yes, that Singer) signals, as they are both deeper than McCain signals.

Well, if 3M can make traffic signals, then I guess Singer can as well.

What else does 3M make?

Tape, reflective sheeting for signs, cats-eye reflectors, thermoplastic pavement markings, connectors, window insulation kits, picture hangers, etc...
http://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/a ... 7497&rt=r3

Maybe they'll reenter the traffic signal business.

If they do, it likely won't be with their PV signals. PV signals are a mighty expensive solution for a rather niece market, as most places just use louvers or extra long visors to limit visibility (or even in some cases, rotate the visors 90 degrees).

[ToledoRailfan]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

[ZachL]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

Well, at least it's only foot traffic and not automobile traffic, so that grade would probably last for a lot longer time.

[ToledoRailfan]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

Well, at least it's only foot traffic and not automobile traffic, so that grade would probably last for a lot longer time.

I was referring to kind of the who area, like how the tracks run so close to the road and that little pedestrian crossing is for an entrance to that building. I just thought it was kind of a unique area.

[ZachL]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

Well, at least it's only foot traffic and not automobile traffic, so that grade would probably last for a lot longer time.

I was referring to kind of the who area, like how the tracks run so close to the road and that little pedestrian crossing is for an entrance to that building. I just thought it was kind of a unique area.

Well 20 years ago, that area would have probably looked more "normal" for being near railroad tracks, as those are newer buildings.

[ToledoRailfan]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

Well, at least it's only foot traffic and not automobile traffic, so that grade would probably last for a lot longer time.

I was referring to kind of the who area, like how the tracks run so close to the road and that little pedestrian crossing is for an entrance to that building. I just thought it was kind of a unique area.

as those are newer buildings.

That is kind of why I find it weird!

[ZachL]

Well this is kind of an interesting sight!

Well, at least it's only foot traffic and not automobile traffic, so that grade would probably last for a lot longer time.

I was referring to kind of the who area, like how the tracks run so close to the road and that little pedestrian crossing is for an entrance to that building. I just thought it was kind of a unique area.

as those are newer buildings.

That is kind of why I find it weird!

Those tracks may not actually be in service anymore, if you go down farther...

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.4555428 ... 6656?hl=en