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In terms of running railways, signals are mechanical and electrical devices erected beside a railway to pass information relating to the state of the line ahead of the engine. Signalmen use these to direct an engine's crew to make certain movements or to stop from their signal boxes.
Did you know? On Sodor, most signals are lower-quadrant, meaning they point downward to indicate "go". |
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