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All pictures were taken by BNSFman08 on April 25, 2009.
Note: This crossing is located on a parking lot right next to Macayos Restaurant.
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A view of both signals, all with Safetran equipment, including ball LEDs, 8" white fading LEDs, and two Safetran type 2 electronic bells. |
A view of the tracks facing East crossing Ash Ave. with no signals at the crossing, except for traffic lights. |
Another view of the crossing facing West. |
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Take a look at the LED in picture 11. It's nothing I've seen before. Must be a new type of LED made by Safetran? |
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One of the 200 Valley Metro trains cross the tracks. |
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The Safetran type 2 electronic bells ring from startup to when the gates fully lower, and again when the gates rise to deactivation. The white 8" LED sidelights flash when the gates are motion, and stay fully lit when the gates are fully down. |
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