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This crossing is on half a main line. It is not a spur...
THE FRA IS REPORTING THAT THIS CROSSING GETS 86 DAILY TRAINS, IT'S CLEARLY SEEN THAT BNSF IS NOT WATCHING WHAT THEY'RE DOING. THERE IS NO WAY THAT 88 TRAINS CAN USE ONE TRACK!
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This crossing is a strange one. When the tracks get around the Western part of Kingman, they split into two seperate tracks. This crossing only protects one track. You can see the other track in picture 6. The reason for the extra lights in pictures 3 and 4 is because of 7th St which comes off of near the crossing. Look at picture 3 better detail. After the tracks leave Kingman, they split again, and go in completely different directions, although they are all the same line. Also, about 200 feet away from here, is an abandoned spur that still has no trespassing signs. |
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