Re: Big train wreck in England!

[pdwyer <pdwyerNOpdSPAM@ecn.net.au.invalid>]

In article <Kb3L3.900$e6.328389@amsnews02.chello.com>, "David Ready"
<ds_ready@usa.net> wrote:

> The red signal, "R" below, of SN109 is offset to the left like so:-
>     ?
>     Y
> R G
> And immediately to the left of the "R" was a square signal panel
> of some sort.
> The driver of the SPAD train had only been driving for about 25
> days after just coming out of training. The SN109 being of a strange
> configuration probably fooled the inexperienced driver. There have
> been complaints about this signal on many occasions in the past
> apparently, the last as early as 6 weeks ago.

Did THIS signal also have two types of ATP?

I await more of your obviously vast signalling knowledge.

Actually no I don't.

Please stop posting.






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