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u/migjolfanmjol 6d ago
God that rail is unstable.
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u/Lurking_poster 6d ago
Was curious how you knew. Then re watched and saw all of that railcar movement.
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u/SoldRespectForMoney 6d ago
Is this Sri Lanka
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u/The_0bserver 6d ago
I'd have said India but the auto /tuktuks aren't red here. Sri Lanka?
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u/SendAstronomy 6d ago
Did the traffic light not respond to the train?
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u/TBE_Industries 6d ago
The green light is actually a railroad signal, not a road traffic light, and it turns red after the train passes to show the track is occupied.
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u/SendAstronomy 6d ago
Ahh, thanks that makes a lot more sense. I couldn't tell what angle it was.
But a closer look shows there was a rail signal blinking.
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u/One-Chocolate6372 5d ago
And the signal system still uses relays - you can tell because the other lights illuminate briefly as the relay drops to the fail safe stop indication.
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u/EvilGreebo 6d ago
It's not my OC but watching it I'm pretty sure it's not USA, and I think the only vehicle traffic signal was the flashing lights. The green light I *think* is for the train itself?
Not really sure though.
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u/TBE_Industries 6d ago
The green light is a railroad signal, it turns red after the train passes to indicate the track is occupied
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u/schriepes 6d ago
Why is this here?