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It just occurred to me today that CP has four light signals. It's pretty obvious that there is a green, a yellow, and a red. What the heck is the fourth light for?? The signals look like this: ___
/ O \
| O |
| O |
\_O_/
Thanks,Shawn
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hmmm.. that's strange.. last time I checked, they had searchlights.. cdntrains
"Railroading from SEA to SKY"
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Sorry, forgot to mention, this is in Wisconsin on ex-Soo Line track.Shawn
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If I'm not mistaken..that fourth light is lunar, for the most restricted speed in the timetable when lit.
Paul...
www.mstsgmo.com
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The fourth light is probably lunar, it's meaning can vary slightly from road to road.
Dave Reage,
somewhere near the end of CN's Dartmouth Sub
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OK thanks.Shawn
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