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Estonian State Railway Signal Regulations 1933
Eesti Riigiraudtee Signaal Määrused 1933
This looks to be like the German signal which would mean proceed via first second diverging route.
Home Signals
Notice the use of White for clear, and green for Caution. This was around the time where signals were starting to change into the modern green for clear and yellow for caution.
Early Light Signals being introduced
Estonian State Railway Signal Regulations 1933
Eesti Riigiraudtee Signaal Määrused 1933
This looks to be like a calling on or ride on sight signal. Anyone know for sure though?
SBB CFF FFS: from top to bottom, stop shunting signal showing the stop aspect, supplementary plate indicating that this signal can be main, main signal of L-system showing the warning aspect as distant signal and combined signal for the brake test and the departure clearance indication. (Image scanned from an original paper).
This is the special "Shorty" semaphore signal in Crawfordsville. It's on a short mast for better visibility.
Au Cap d'Agde j'espérais voir des petits pingouins torda dont la présence avait été signalée mais, je n'ai vu que des goélands.
SNCF class X73900 DMU built by Alstom DDF from 2001 to 2004 in the TER Alsace livery
Taken from the D56 Pont de Riedisheim facing away from the station
Maler, Bildhauer, Plastiker, Klang-, Licht-, Konzept- Installations- Aktions- und Performancekünstler - alle Kreativen sind aufgerufen, die leeren Räume mit neuem Leben zu erfüllen und Signale zu setzen.
Painters, sculptors, sound and light artists, installation and performance artists, actors, musicians and singers…from all walks of life, are all called upon to fill the empty rooms with new life and signals.
The signal on the left is Voie libre (VL)
The voie libre indicates to the driver that normal circulation is allowed, if nothing is opposed to it.
The signal on the right is Carré violet (CV)
Equivalent to the carré, this signal is in general installed on the service tracks (except particular cases: backward movements for parking, exit from some station tracks...).
The closed carré violet commands the driver to stop before the signal.
SNCF class X76500 DMU built by Bombardier from 2004-2007
This unit is passing the tower in Bischheim on it's way to Strasbourg
SNCF TER Alsace Gare de Bischwiller
SNCF class X73900 DMU built by Alstom DDF from 2001 to 2004
These units are equipped to operate in Germany using the PZB and Indusi signaling systems
This is a SNCF Carré violet (CV) signal
Equivalent to the carré, this signal is in general installed on the service tracks (except particular cases: backward movements for parking, exit from some station tracks...).
The closed carré violet commands the driver to stop before the signal.
An ICE 3 and Thalys PBKA unit pass eachother on the bridge over the Rhine in Cologne.
The Thalys unit came on the track closest to me so I only had time to try to take these two shots before it was gone.
Here are examples of PRR style pedestal signals, dwarf signals, main signals, and square CUST style ones. These are all slow approach and restricting aspects
Bij de ZLSM Stoomtreindagen staan de locs altijd weer garant voor veel stoom en lawaai als ze deze enige 'berg' spoorlijn van Nederland richting Simpelveld of verder naar Kerkrade berijden. Ook dit jaar waren weer gastlocomotieven; de MBS 6 en de SGB 3 reden op het staion Simpelveld heen en weer. De VSM 23 076 reed tussen Valkenburg, Wijle, Simpelveld en Kerkrade samen met de ZLSM 1220.
At the ZLSM Stoomtreindagen, the locomotives always guarantee a lot of steam and noise when they drive this only 'mountain' railway of the Netherlands, towards Simpelveld or further to Kerkrade. Also this year there were guest locomotives; the MBS 6 and the SGB 3 drove back and forth on the Simpelveld station. The VSM 23 076 drove between Valkenburg, Wijle, Simpelveld and Kerkrade together with the ZLSM 1220.
Bei den ZLSM Stoomtreindagen garantieren die Lokomotiven immer viel Dampf und Lärm, wenn sie diese einzige „Bergbahn“ der Niederlanden Richtung Simpelveld oder weiter nach Kerkrade fahren. Auch in diesem Jahr gab es Gastlokomotiven; die MBS 6 und die SGB 3 fuhren auf dem Bahnhof Simpelveld hin und her. Der VSM 23 076 fuhr zusammen mit die ZLSM 1220 zwischen Valkenburg, Wijle, Simpelveld und Kerkrade.