Oak St. Crossing Malfunction (Conrail) June 27, 2009
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The third track had its lights on but its stuck on the right side.
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Hey if this happens again can you video tape it as Conrail was coming?
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Right after the 2nd train passed, Conrail was coming in.
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Interesting malfunction. I do really like the Dash 8-40CMs on that CN train, nice BC Rail unit too. That's a bit scary with the NS train going through with no crossing lights, and I find it a bit funny that the maintenance truck shows up as the end of the train goes by.
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Very interesting here. The train near 8:30 was going slow enough to stop if the engineer and conductor felt the need to, so dispatch must have given them the heads up on it to do a stop and flag/protect if needed. The conductor also would have noticed the lack of lights on his track and the stuck light on the adjacent track.
That does sound like a very serious problem with communication if it took them 6 and half hours to get someone to even look at it.
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did owensri2 called someone to fix the oak street railroad crossing
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the crossing lights makes the scene look like a frozen photo. sweet find.
How do those WC Hayes E Bells work? Is it just a speaker?
moonwalker5058 2 years ago
@moonwalker5058: Actually, these are General Signals (GS) E-Bells. The have a circuit board with a speaker attached to it, generating the sound. :)
owensri2 2 years ago
With 2 railroads like this call both railroads. At the same time.
we34w 2 years ago 2
@we34w: Actually, I know which track is malfunctioning due to the way they have the crossing set up. The rear lights were off on both of CN's crossings, so I called Conrail, because that's who's crossing was messing up. :)
owensri2 2 years ago