@robertgift He would not be able to do that. He has to be in the office to warn the other gate that the train has passed. Once it has passed, he will then switch the levers back, one that controls the semaphore and the other which is a safety lever that must be switched back to its normal position so that the barriers can be open. Then he will press the button to open the gates.
@robertgift Like I've said, he won't be able to do that. This is because one of the lever has a safety device in which when the lever is pulled, the barriers will not open no matter how many times you have pressed the button. Only when you have backed the lever, then you are able to press the button and the barriers will rise up. There has been cases where that particular lever cannot be backed into its normal position and the barriers has to be raised manually.
Then stand AT the levers. As soon as the train has passed, restore the levers to their previous position and then walk over and press the gate UP button.
What do you mean: "... warn the other gate that the train has passed"?
Also it takes too long for the traffic signal to go from Red to Green. But drivers ignore the traffic signal.
I wish the whole sequence of operation was videoed.
@robertgift Hmm, however standing at the levers is too near to the track which is not safe and yes, he has to be in the office to warn the other gate that the train has passed by the crossing. I shall record the whole procedure for you soon. That would be better. Can you send me your e-mail address?
Unfortunately, this train service has been shortened to serve as a Shuttle Service between Tg. Pagar and Johor Bahru. It runs early in the morning for the Malaysian workers to come into S'pore by skipping the jam at the Causeway. This train runs only in the morning daily. Before this, this train service was until Kluang, Johor but due to ack of passengers and demand, KTM decided to shortened it.
Guy is too slow to open gates.
(I'd be waiting athe switch when the train passed to open the gates.)
First open gates and letraffic proceed.
THEN move the other levers.
Do the levers operate semaphores to signal the train thathe gates are closed?
Thank you.
RWG Denver, Colorado USA
robertgift 1 year ago
@robertgift He would not be able to do that. He has to be in the office to warn the other gate that the train has passed. Once it has passed, he will then switch the levers back, one that controls the semaphore and the other which is a safety lever that must be switched back to its normal position so that the barriers can be open. Then he will press the button to open the gates.
budakPERASAN 1 year ago
@budakPERASAN No.
Be standing AT the button. As soon as the train passed, press button to open gates and get traffic moving.
Every second thatraffic waits, multiplied by the number of vehicles waiting, reveals how much fuel is wasted and pollution created.
THEN continue over and change semaphores. Is that what the levers do?
robertgift 1 year ago
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budakPERASAN 1 year ago
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@robertgift Like I've said, he won't be able to do that. This is because one of the lever has a safety device in which when the lever is pulled, the barriers will not open no matter how many times you have pressed the button. Only when you have backed the lever, then you are able to press the button and the barriers will rise up. There has been cases where that particular lever cannot be backed into its normal position and the barriers has to be raised manually.
budakPERASAN 1 year ago
@budakPERASAN Thank you.
Then stand AT the levers. As soon as the train has passed, restore the levers to their previous position and then walk over and press the gate UP button.
What do you mean: "... warn the other gate that the train has passed"?
Also it takes too long for the traffic signal to go from Red to Green. But drivers ignore the traffic signal.
I wish the whole sequence of operation was videoed.
robertgift 1 year ago
@robertgift Hmm, however standing at the levers is too near to the track which is not safe and yes, he has to be in the office to warn the other gate that the train has passed by the crossing. I shall record the whole procedure for you soon. That would be better. Can you send me your e-mail address?
budakPERASAN 1 year ago
@budakPERASAN Thank you. Please post it on YouTube so that everyone can enjoy your video.
Can you please explain: "... he has to be in the office to warn the other gate that the train has passed by the crossing." What other gate?
What do the levers do?
I am a "GREEN" person and try to do things as efficiently as possible.
To cause traffic the least wait, I would wait on the opposite side of the levers from the train to be ready to raise the gates as early as possible.
Thank you.
robertgift 1 year ago
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robertgift 1 year ago
WOW! Those gates open fast!
weeardguy 2 years ago
why the train so short
lamewater1 2 years ago
it is not profitable to run a long train that has many empty seats.
vincentyeo88 2 years ago
Unfortunately, this train service has been shortened to serve as a Shuttle Service between Tg. Pagar and Johor Bahru. It runs early in the morning for the Malaysian workers to come into S'pore by skipping the jam at the Causeway. This train runs only in the morning daily. Before this, this train service was until Kluang, Johor but due to ack of passengers and demand, KTM decided to shortened it.
budakPERASAN 2 years ago
thank you for the information.
vincentyeo88 2 years ago