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These signals were put up in 1988, but the line wasn't opened until July 1990.
On weekdays, 60 trains go by this crossing, on weekends and holiday, it's 44 daily trains.
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These signals are weird. This pedestrian crossing warnss only the southbound trains. The northbound trains don't set off these signals. The only bell is on the signal on pictures 3 and 4. The flashing pattern is very fast too. They flash about 2.5 flashes per second. There are also no crossbucks on any of these signals. The Safetran mechanical bell rings for the entire duration. |
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The lights are still activated while people are boarding the train. |
Here's a Northbound train. The train only waits 15 seconds while people board. Talk about fast! |
The train disappears Northbound. |
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CLICK THE ICON TO THE LEFT TO HEAR THE CROSSING IN ACTION. (RECORDED FEBRUARY 26, 2003) |
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This crossing is a bit hard to find on Google Street View, but I linked an approximate place on where it is.
