Septa has pretty great pedestrian crossings I like that they utilize conventional traffic light pedestrian signals with a warning alarm and it’s also very nice to see the stainless steel GE series 7 silver liners are still in service
Unfortunately the classic GE inserts at Delaware Valley University were replaced unfortunately with new GE inserts Ambler also got new ped signals so the only pedestrian crossings that still has the classic GE inserts is in Warminster and North Wales Station most of the pedestrian crossings I see on SEPTA now is the newer GE Hand/Man Inserts
@@DanielElevators that’s rather unfortunate that the pedestrian signals were replaced on the other hand from what I know septa is still operating the general electric multiple unit electric I’ve seen videos taken from this year
@@DanielElevators that’s rather unfortunate that those signals no longer exist on the other hand septa is still operating the 1970s era general electric series 7 silver liner sets to this day
The Ones I Filmed Was On Walnut St Crossing In North Wales PA Butler Pike Crossing In Ambler PA Warminster Station Pedestrian Crossing In Warminster PA Delaware Valley University Pedestrian Crossing In Doylestown PA Liberty Trial Lansdale Pedestrian Crossing In Lansdale PA ONLY CSX COMES THROUGH Lansdale Parking Garage Pedestrian Crossing In Lansdale PA Wallingford Station Pedestrian Crossing In Wallingford PA So Thats All The Pedestrian Train Crossings I Filmed
9:20 What i did kinda notice is that when the train is on the crossing it still keeps saying warning a train is approaching the crossing please do not Cross the tracks which is kind of annoyin
I agree with you this has to be one of the most annoying announcements I ever heard only a few pedestrian crossings had this the only ones that normally shuts off the message is in North Wales, and ambler but to be honest, it is really annoying
Warning, A Train is Approaching the Crossing, Please Do Not Cross the Tracks
These pedestrian crossings are pretty genius.
Septa has pretty great pedestrian crossings I like that they utilize conventional traffic light pedestrian signals with a warning alarm and it’s also very nice to see the stainless steel GE series 7 silver liners are still in service
Unfortunately the classic GE inserts at Delaware Valley University were replaced unfortunately with new GE inserts Ambler also got new ped signals so the only pedestrian crossings that still has the classic GE inserts is in Warminster and North Wales Station most of the pedestrian crossings I see on SEPTA now is the newer GE Hand/Man Inserts
@@DanielElevators that’s rather unfortunate that the pedestrian signals were replaced on the other hand from what I know septa is still operating the general electric multiple unit electric I’ve seen videos taken from this year
@@DanielElevators that’s rather unfortunate that those signals no longer exist on the other hand septa is still operating the 1970s era general electric series 7 silver liner sets to this day
I'm assuming all of these videos were taped at various crossings in Southeast PA near Philadelphia.
The Ones I Filmed Was On
Walnut St Crossing In North Wales PA
Butler Pike Crossing In Ambler PA
Warminster Station Pedestrian Crossing In Warminster PA
Delaware Valley University Pedestrian Crossing In Doylestown PA
Liberty Trial Lansdale Pedestrian Crossing In Lansdale PA ONLY CSX COMES THROUGH
Lansdale Parking Garage Pedestrian Crossing In Lansdale PA
Wallingford Station Pedestrian Crossing In Wallingford PA
So Thats All The Pedestrian Train Crossings I Filmed
missed somerton station on west trenton line
9:20 What i did kinda notice is that when the train is on the crossing it still keeps saying warning a train is approaching the crossing please do not Cross the tracks which is kind of annoyin
I agree with you this has to be one of the most annoying announcements I ever heard only a few pedestrian crossings had this the only ones that normally shuts off the message is in North Wales, and ambler but to be honest, it is really annoying
@@DanielElevatorsThey shouldn't have put like a Bell on it and that's it
@@PattyCruz-du9by A bell will be much better they should just remove the pedestrian signals and put it in an intersection and boom problem solved
We would only find those crossings in PA right?
In the Philly Area Yeah
Cool
What is your intro music song name?
That's the Ending Music from Yoshi's Story.