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Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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Kevin Morgan
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Arvada, CO
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Rocky Flats Industrial Lead (UP)
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Union Pacific
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A pair of GP40-2s cross CO-93, returning from the Arcosa Lightweight aggregate plant with no cars. As the geeps approached the grade crossing, the conductor spotting the reverse move (the engineer is in the second unit) told the engineer that "traffic appears to be behaving" when approaching the crossing, ensuring that the cars were stopping at the red light and that it was safe to cross.
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Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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Kevin Morgan
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Arvada, CO
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Rocky Flats Industrial Lead (UP)
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Union Pacific
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As the two GP40-2s approached the CO-72 highway crossing on the Rocky Flats Industrial Lead, they tripped a circuit causing the stoplight on CO-72 to turn red, stopping traffic. Once the stoplight was red, the light for the train changed from two reds, to the two greens you see on the right side of the frame. Once the geeps clear the circuit, their lights will change back to double red, and the stoplight for traffic will turn green.
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Wednesday, May 31, 2023
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Kevin Morgan
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Arvada, CO
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Rocky Flats Industrial Lead (UP)
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Union Pacific
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The grade crossing between the Rocky Flats Industrial Lead and Colorado Highways 72 and 93 is protected by a stoplight, not a crossing signal. Note the two red lights on the right side of the shot. These red lights is telling the approaching GP40-2s that the light for traffic is still green. As the geeps get closer, they will trip a circuit, turning the light red for traffic.
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