signaling (was signal brackets)
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Sat Mar 30 11:32:20 EDT 2024
Larry,
All I am saying is that you cannot see what I, the
engineer/conductor/brakeman, am seeing. Numerous times I have had to
call the dispatcher to let him/her know that I was sitting at a Stop
signal. Have them reply that it indicates the route is lined and I in
turn reply that the signal is still red out here. At which point they
either try to recode the route and it changes the signal or they talk me
by the Stop signal.
Jimmy Lisle
On 3/29/2024 7:55 PM, NW Mailing List wrote:
> With all due respect as well, you apparently think that by thinking I know what’s displayed, I’m using that to circumvent the rules somehow. It’s not as if as Dispatcher I’m telling a train that they should just carry on based on me telling them what the signal up around the bend is going to be. But generally, I do know what they're seeing and I’m sure many good dispatchers know as well. There’s nothing magic about signals - if you understand the signal logic and you know what the state of the railroad is, then you know what signal will be displayed.
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