RED LIGHTS onTRAIN LINES

cashman

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was out with the dog this aft,saw 3 trains pass through a red light without slowing down,from the bridge,bottom of highams, is it me or are they not supposed to pass?
 
Re: RED LIGHTS on TRAIN LINES

Doesn't look like we have any train drivers here. I'd have thought red meant stop too.
 
Re: RED LIGHTS on TRAIN LINES

WillowTheWhisp said:
Doesn't look like we have any train drivers here. I'd have thought red meant stop too.
agree.was thinking about rail commuters,don't seem to be any of them neither,i would be very concerned if i was one.
 
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
 
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