Re: Signalling Questions in Brisbane?

["MattyQ" <mattyq1009@dingoblue.net.au>]

pdwyer <pdwyerNOpdSPAM@ecn.net.au.invalid> wrote in message
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> Flashing Yellow means the next signal is at Red, you have no
> overlap, and the rules state you'd better be doing 40.

This is correct. Funny thing is, when that temporary crossover was in use at
Central, where a Down train could cross to platform 2, it was only possible
to clear the signal by selecting "Warner" (Flashing Yellow) on the UTC
workstation. It was not possible for a Down train to enter platform 2 on a
steady yellow. When the WARNER route set up, there was an overlap holding
252(?) points in Normal. So much for "no overlap". Why for this happen Pete?


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Matt Smith
Brisbane Australia.

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