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On Jan 11, 6:28*pm, (Neil Williams)
wrote: Does anyone know the purpose of the apparently approach-controlled signal in the middle of the platform on the westbound Moorgate Met/Circle/H&C platform? Neil -- Neil Williams Put my first name before the at to reply. It's a Draw Up Signal. They are basically speed controlled stop signals to protect a set of points in advance of the next, in this case, station starting signalm if the starter's overlap is not sufficient to protect a collision at the fouling point. If the signal in advance was at danger then the Draw Up signal (identified by adding a 0 or 00 to the number on the starter) whould show a red aspect, until the timing section knew that the train was slow enough. It would then show a yellow (or in some cases a green aspect). |
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