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Join Date: 1 Mar 2012
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As part of a commute I do most days, I have to cross the East Coast Main Line just before Werrington Junction.
There's a existing signal (P493 which is 4 aspect signalling) on the Down Fast allows signalling moves to be routed along the Down Fast or across onto the Joint Line towards Lincoln however there's a newer 2 aspect signal about two feet behind the existing signal which is covered and marked O/O/U. Don't suppose anyone knows when the newer signal is likely to enter service? Also curious to know why the change from the 4 Aspect signal to the 2 Aspect signal, I know a lot of the newer signals are LEDs in the area but still anyone able to answer my query please? |
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You'll probably find that the two heads are separated by the same distance as a normal double yellow, so that the driver gets a similar indication. As you can now see, in a three aspect area there will usually now only be one LED head. |
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Join Date: 1 Mar 2012
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Interesting, thanks for the in depth answer
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