NS 9195 39G

Name	Type	Comments	Date

James Hinman	General	Notice the milepost number on the mast of the signal. That marks this as an intermediate signal. Rather than Absolute Stop, which you are used to, it indicates Restricting. They must be able to stop in half the visible distance.	5/26/2011 7:42:14 AM

Justin Sandlin	General	Ohhhh! Thanks for the commentary James. So this means that the train doesn't have to stop but must be redy to do so if needed. Also, very nice photography by the photographer!	5/26/2011 8:55:50 AM

Jeremy Harris	General	This signal indicates there is a train in the block ahead, or there is a broken rail, misaligned switch, could be a test by a friendly trainmaster shunting the track. With the recent rear end collision in Iowa, there has been a ton of testing going on.	5/26/2011 10:31:11 AM

NS 9195 39G
Here it goes, rushing past the steady red at Linfield, but the signal is actually restrict and proceed.
Date: 5/25/2011	Location: Linfield, PA	Views: 334	Collection Of: Lee King
			Author: Lee King

Picture Categories: Signal,Action		This picture is part of album: When Red Doesn't Mean Stop

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