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Date: 11/08/19 12:09
Lite Duty In Snow
Author: NS6707

NSHR 446 heads back to Lewistown Yard lite, after delivering some cars to Standard Steel on 2/20/19. Shown here battling through a heavy snow storm on Water St. in Lewistown, PA.

Gage Bishop




Date: 11/09/19 19:35
Re: Lite Duty In Snow
Author: CM80-46

Is the crew held to obeying the traffic signals?



Date: 11/10/19 16:29
Re: Lite Duty In Snow
Author: retlaw121

CM80-46 Wrote:
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> Is the crew held to obeying the traffic signals?

Except in a very small handful of locations and circumsances, the train always has the right-of-way while street running.  Notice how the "no left turn" sign is lit up. The traffic signals are most likely interlocked with the tracks. When a train is present, cross-traffic is given a red light and parallel traffic is prohibited from turning into the path of the train. There are still crossbucks present at the intersections to indicate that the train has the right of way.



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