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May 9th 04, 10:57 AM
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Difference between starting and road signals
I have been reading about the signalling system on the London
Underground, and one question has popped into my mind: Is there a true difference between starting signals at stations and regular wayside signals between stations? Would somebody be able to explain? Many thanks in advance CR |
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