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May 22nd 17, 11:35 AM
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Victoria line signals
On Monday, 15 May 2017 10:24:48 UTC+1, wrote:
I noticed that green park southbound has a standard signal at the end of the platform. Its obviously not needed by the driver so why is it still there? Is it just to aid the platform staff? -- Spud I think all platforms have retained station starter signals as well as the old style repeaters. I think the starter signals are in case the drivers need to drive the train in degraded mode whereas the repeaters are to aid platform dispatch. -- Paul C via Google |
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