Which makes it even stranger as Delec Drivers don't use them (that I've
seen). Though there's still the odd foreign (non-Delec) Driver who use light
engine disks.
>Crossing lights are quite common at places like Hornsby and Gosford, where
the
>driver wishes to let other trains know that their train is clear of the
>mainline. For those who do not know what crossing lights are, it is when
the
>marker light closest to the running line is made white, while the other
marker
>light is made red.
>
>--
>David Johnson
>CityRail Guard
>trainman@ozemail.com.au
>http://www.ozemail.com.au/~trainman/
>
>