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Looks to be a pair of incandescent 12 inch 4-way clusters from Durasig. They also appear to be 1st or 2nd Generation Durasigs (more likely the latter though), and the visors on those were very cheaply made and didn't hold up very well.NathanFromEngland wrote:These beacons are interesting, although they aren't in a really good condition.
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IanMP wrote:@freebrickproductions
In Oklahoma...
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I've also noticed that some tunnels like that have traffic signals and boom gates. It wouldn't surprise me if that is what they're for.TrickyMario7654 wrote:A few hours ago, I returned from a holiday in Sydney. On the way out, I discovered that the entrances to the M5 tunnel has traffic signals which are always green. I presume that they turn red if there's an emergency inside the tunnel. They also have inverted SORS signs below them.
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Interesting sign... https://www.google.com/maps/@-33.937894 ... 312!8i6656ToledoRailfan wrote:I've also noticed that some tunnels like that have traffic signals and boom gates. It wouldn't surprise me if that is what they're for.TrickyMario7654 wrote:A few hours ago, I returned from a holiday in Sydney. On the way out, I discovered that the entrances to the M5 tunnel has traffic signals which are always green. I presume that they turn red if there's an emergency inside the tunnel. They also have inverted SORS signs below them.
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