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Would you always follow rules and procedure?

Would you always follow rules and procedure?

  • Yes

    Votes: 79 59.8%

  • Yes, unless in an emergency

    Votes: 38 28.8%

  • Other

    Votes: 5 3.8%

  • No

    Votes: 10 7.6%
  • Total voters
    132
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sw1ller said:
Yeah, that’s the one. Still unlit init!! That rule doesn’t state anything about if the signals are normally off, it just says I have to stop if a signal is unlit - which I don’t do at this location.
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But the clue is in its name, an EMERGENCY INDICATOR signal, passing a SPAD indicator that is not lit is the same thing.
 
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sw1ller

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It’s an emergency SIGNAL. I read the rules in the plain English they claim to be written on the back page. It’s a signal that’s unlit. A SPAD indicator is not a signal. If you trigger one, you don’t get in trouble for passing the SPAD indicator, you get in trouble for setting it off at the signal before it.
 
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