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From: KatsukiLennox
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  • It looks like the CSX owns that crossing, judging by the DOT sign on the signal, and how the bells stop ringing once the gates are lowered. The MBTA-owned crossings put the DOT signs on the equipment bungalow and have the bells ring the entire time the signals are active (the railroad tracks in my area are owned by the MBTA.)

  • that light turns red way to soon

  • I really love how you did the recording of one of my favorite railroad crossing signals, man. Marvelous!

  • @Corey6496 Thanks! n_n

  • love that nathan k5lla horn!

  • It seems like trains go alot faster at nite, they fly through my town at night compared to during the day

  • I Beileve This Was CSX Q114. He Will Make A Very Large Pickup In Worcester From P&W, Then Proceed To Ohio.

  • Wow, are you sure? That's pretty cool~

  • Great video! Thanks for getting the traffic signals in there, too! 5*

  • Thanks! =)

  • Good job Casey! You must have those train schedules down pat! :)

  • Well, any time one goes by, I put its time down on my iPod and note which type of train it is. For the most part, they go through at the same time each day on weekdays.

  • The light before the train tracks was red and across the tracks was green. Why?

  • Where exactly are you seeing this?

    If you mean between 0:08 and 0:23, the traffic signals after a train crossing will turn green to ensure that all traffic has a chance to go, so that no cars are backed up onto the tracks.

    Otherwise the lights after the track were red throughout the entire video up until 1:58.

  • That was a Cool video. :)

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