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vorlon24 · 23-06-2005, 18:47

Red means stop.

Yellow (or amber, or whatever colour you want to call it) means that there is a train after the next signal (ie the next one will be red) and 2 yellows means that the train is past the next 2 signals (ie the next one will be a single yellow, and the one after will be a red). Basically the same as on the road, proceed with caution and be prepared to stop.

Green means go!

A train driver told me this

23-06-2005, 18:47	#4
vorlon24 Senior Member+ Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Tunbridge Wells Posts: 1,585 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 44	Re: RED LIGHTS onTRAIN LINES Red means stop. Yellow (or amber, or whatever colour you want to call it) means that there is a train after the next signal (ie the next one will be red) and 2 yellows means that the train is past the next 2 signals (ie the next one will be a single yellow, and the one after will be a red). Basically the same as on the road, proceed with caution and be prepared to stop. Green means go! A train driver told me this __________________ "The Hour of Scampering is usually around teatime, according to the Vorlon/Human Translation Dictionary."