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Canadian Railroads > Placard on front of Canadian LocosDate: 07/25/14 14:01 Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: Alexmarissa I noticed that on CP and CN locomotives, there is a square or rectangular placard that displays a white cross in a green background. What is this symbol for? Thanks!
Date: 07/25/14 14:02 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: xcnsnake First-aid (premiere soines) kit equipped:)
Date: 07/25/14 14:06 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: Alexmarissa Great. Thanks for the fast response!
Date: 07/25/14 14:14 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: xcnsnake most welcome! - we also get 2 band-aids in our crew paks: along with some moist towelettes, paper towels and a "butt gasket";)
Date: 07/25/14 15:07 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: xcnsnake butt gasket = one of those liners that you can lay down on a toilet seat, should you so desire and the need arise;)
Date: 07/25/14 16:11 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: rschonfelder I think that emblem is an International symbol for First Aid, not just Canada.
Rick Date: 07/25/14 18:38 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: CCMF I believe it signifies the location of a stretcher.
Bill Miller Galt, ON Date: 07/26/14 08:40 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: PHall CCMF Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I believe it signifies the location of a > stretcher. That's a different logo. The stretcher logo looks like a white ladder. Date: 07/28/14 15:10 Re: Placard on front of Canadian Locos Author: xcnsnake Right you are, and you'll sometimes also see a white circle with a red outline of a fire extinguisher.
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