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Dingwall Junction Indicator

Discussion in 'Infrastructure & Stations' started by fraser158, 6 Nov 2011.

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  1. 6 Nov 2011 #1
    fraser158

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    Is there any sort of junction indicator at Dingwall, or do drivers just press the plunger and hope it worked?

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    D'oh, on second thought there's probably radio confirmation from Inverness or something like that.
     
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    Tomnick

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    Isn't there a points indicator with associated route indicator when leaving the loop northwards? That'll confirm to the Driver that the facing points are detected in the correct position, once he's pressed the appropriate plunger. There'll be no indication to the Signalman at Inverness.
     
  4. 6 Nov 2011 #3
    Railsigns

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    There's an alphanumeric route indicator above each of the Down direction stop boards, showing either "M" (Main) for Wick/Thurso or "B" (Branch) for Kyle of Lochalsh.

    The signalman at Inverness has no indication as to which way the points are set.

    Similar arrangements are found at Georgemas Junction and Crianlarich.
     
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