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Signalling complements
1. Identification plates
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Main signal. Can be passed at stop with written order or if a permissive stop aspect is shown. | ||
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Main signal. Can be passed at stop, with verbal order. | ||
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Main signal. Can be passed at stop, if radio contact with the regulator is not possible. | ||
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Main signal. Can be passed at stop, if radio contact with the regulator is not possible. (Berlin and Hamburg S-Bahn). | ||
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Main signal. Can be passed at stop with a permission from the regulator. When the permission is grated, the driver must proceed on sight until the next main signal. (Berlin S-Bahn) | ||
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Line-close signal. Can be passed at stop with written order. | ||
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Main signal. Stop aspect does not concern shunting
movements. |
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Announciator signal. |
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Announciator signal. Announced signal is at low distance. (Hl signals) |
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Announciator signal. Announced signal is at low distance. (DB mechanical signals) | ||
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Repeater signal. (Hl signals) |
1) Main signal can be passed not exceeding 40 km/h on junctions.
(Ersatzsignal)
| H/V signal |
Hl signal | Ks signal |
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2) Main signal can be passed not exceeding 40 km/h on junctions.
Train is steered to wrong track and the speed limit of 100 km/h must be respected on plain track until next station.
(Gegengleisfahrt-Ersatzsignal)
| H/V signal | Hl signal | Ks signal |
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3) Main signal
can be passed, proceeding on sight
until the next signal.
(Vorsichtssignal)
(Vorsichtssignal)
| H/V signal | Ks signal |
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3. Signal placement
Signals are normally set on the right side of the tracks.
When a signal is set at left because of space shortage, this plate is added to its mast.
4. Cancellation
A signal or an indicator board not to take into consideration bears a white cross.
Temporary deactivation
In some junctions, following the different possible directions, several signals may not be useful.
A luminous panel showing a white cross indicates that the concerned signal is temporarily off.
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