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Uploaded by on Oct 24, 2007

GO train on Bradford line at East Gwillimbury going through signals with radio scanner.

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  • That Tractor trailer at 2:02 has a heavy load.

  • Those bells >.o

  • @g4tech  Why?

  • oooooooh

  • @rolls283 If you have a radio tuned to the freq, you can broadcast the DTMF tones that were heard in this video. You would have to be at the station or somewhere very close. Im pretty sure that is illegal even if it times out after 20 seconds.

  • @wamaweur What would "normally" happen in the U.S. is, the approaching train would trigger the outermost track sensor and the signals would activate as normal. If the train stops short of the crossing the signals turn off. There's always a track sensor very close to crossings that triggers the signals again, but in this case due to the advance warning requirement and the acceleration of the train, GO chooses to activate the signal by radio remote to give them extra time.

  • how can u activate the crossings? I dont have a scanner, but is there another way u can activate crossings that use tones?

  • the bells and horn freak me out for some reason

  • freaky(weird horn...

  • @g4tech Check your facts please. You do NOT need digital, and you do NOT need trunking to hear AAR comms.

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