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Article #63198Re: Rather minor Westcoast Express question
From: Paul Allemekinders
Date: Tue, 07 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 07 Nov 1995 00:00
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kpollak@portal.ca (Karl Pollak) wrote: >chrisf@iceonline.com (Canadian) wrote: > >>My question is, why does the train need to use its horn constantly >>through this area? Aren't the flashing car barriers enough? > > >No, the barriers are not enough. Safety Regulations require the engine >driver to blow his horn and any and every level crossing, regardless of the >safety equipment at the site. Unfortunately, it applies to any train, not >just the WC Express, and particulalrly applies at night, as many Richmond >residents found out, much to their chagrin. > >The price you pay for progress ... > In Alberta, the municipalities are able to pass bylaws preventing trains from sounding there whistles at crossings in the municipalities. I wonder if the same thing can be done here??? Paul Allemekinders paa@qb.island.net Parksville, B.C., Canada
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