tri rail signals

What type of signals are used in the tri-rail commuter train system?

The present system is CTC,controled by the CSX BA dispatcher in Jacksonville. I have heard the signal heads refered to as C&O,Seaboard and trafic light style. The ones here in Lauderdale used to be the round targets all on singel masts. But with the new double track they are being changed to,single head from top to bottom green, red and yellow with snow hoods. On cantilever or signal bridge and mast. Trirail is due to start their own dispatching early next year.

Hello,


Out of Curiosity does Tri-Rail use NORAC Signal Aspects?


If not what does the Letter D mean at the bottom of this signal?


http://erickreszl.rrpicturearchives.net ... ?id=805169



Eric

Eric Kreszl wrote:Hello,


Out of Curiosity does Tri-Rail use NORAC Signal Aspects?


If not what does the Letter D mean at the bottom of this signal?


http://erickreszl.rrpicturearchives.net ... ?id=805169



Eric

Note the drawbridge in the background, the signal governs a movement
over the drawbridge in addition to other conditions.
Noel Weaver

Noel Weaver wrote:

Eric Kreszl wrote:Hello,


Out of Curiosity does Tri-Rail use NORAC Signal Aspects?


If not what does the Letter D mean at the bottom of this signal?


http://erickreszl.rrpicturearchives.net ... ?id=805169



Eric

Note the drawbridge in the background, the signal governs a movement
over the drawbridge in addition to other conditions.
Noel Weaver

I din't realize that was a drawbridge.

Thanks,

Eric

P.S Does Tri-Rail use NOARC Signal aspects???

Tri-Rail is still dispatched by CSX and the CSX rules are in effect in this
territory.
Noel Weaver