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>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Northern Signal Southern Signal
Bell: Unknown Unknown
Base: N/A N/A
Arrow Board: Unmarked Unmarked
Light Brackets: Unmarked Unmarked
Lights: 5 - 8"x16" Westinghouse(?) w/ Westinghouse(?) LEDs 5 - 8"x16" Westinghouse(?) w/ Westinghouse(?) LEDs
Gate Lights: 2 - Westinghouse(?) 4" LEDs 2 - Westinghouse(?) 4" LEDs
Gate Mechanism: á.á(?) á.á(?)
Gate Striping: Vertical Striping Vertical Striping

Picture 1 was taken on August 12, 2024, by menameisdaniel.
Pictures 2-42 were taken on December 5, 2024, by menameisdaniel.
Pictures 43-303 were taken on June 30, 2025, by menameisdaniel.
This crossing is located on the SRT Eastern Line.
Page created by Hopen111 (using HopenRXRTools 1.3.0).

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Street View from Apr 2013 showing the crossing before signals were installed. By Feb 2021 some basic solar powered signals were put in place.By Sep 2023, crossbucks were added.
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Overview of the crossing from a passing train in August 2024.
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Overviews facing north.
Some interesting signs on the north side of the crossing. The blue sign mentions the signal upgrades as well as the contractor, the yellow warning sign is for construction, and the white sign is for who to call in a crossing emergency.A giant advance warning sign south of the crossing.
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The northern signal.
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The southern signal.
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The crossing in action! An incredible steam excursion passes through the crossing!

A return visit in June 2025 by menameisdaniel for as many reference and measuring angles as possible shows no major changes have occurred here.

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The northern advance warning sign.
Another look at the white sign from before.
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The northern signal.
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The southern signal.
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This is a wayside signal west of the crossing that activates when the crossing is working as intended. If the lights here are not working, then the train must stop to prevent a collision with any road vehicles.
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I was not able to determine which side of the crossing these photos were taken at. I've still included them since they include some useful measurements and angles for anyone who needs these as reference later on.
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The relay cases to the east.
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The grade is all concrete.
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Track view facing east towards Bang Toei Phatthana Alley.Track view facing west towards Unnamed Rd.
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The crossing in action! Note the little light on the bottom left of the frame for pictures 281-286. This is a small strobe that constantly flashes orange.
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A small cart goes over the crossing.
An artist at work.Evidently, the lights were not screwed hard enough into place.