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Post by roboverground on May 30, 2016 14:03:15 GMT
Can anyone advise what area of the LO network is fitted with Proceed on Sight Authority (PosA) style signalling ? used during degrade working - ( a flashing position light displayed with danger aspect on associated main aspect) Also currently in use on Thameslink central London area, but I believe installed on LO network East London Line area but not used. (posted here rather than signalling specific section for wider audience) An example of method of working here:
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Post by redbond on May 31, 2016 12:12:43 GMT
There are quite a few of them on the East London Line. They are on key signals, such as terminus platform starting signals and signals protecting junctions, on EL prefixed signals (controlled by East London Line SB).
They are used, however it is very rare for us to get signal failures, which is why you probably thought they're not used. I have only seen one in use in my six years here and that was about four years ago. For those not aware, if a signal can not be cleared for whatever reason, yet the signaller can still set a route, then they can activate the PoSA as a more efficient way of authorising trains to proceed in a high-frequency situation. The trains are still only authorised to proceed at caution up to the next signal.
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