Tail lamps on Irish trains - A question or two, or more.
In recent times, since the early nineties, I have been observing two tail lamps posted on the rear of Irish trains. What are the rules regarding these tail lamps? Are they lit? Are they both lit? Do they flash, or are they a steady illumination?
In early periods of time I have observed in the usual fashion - on various photo sites and on youtube - that only one tail lamp was posted on the rear of the train - when did this change to the norm being a twin red light?
I sincerely apologise for the newbie questions, but the google is weak within me today, and no real answers could I divine from the great oracle.
Question
Robert Davies
Tail lamps on Irish trains - A question or two, or more.
In recent times, since the early nineties, I have been observing two tail lamps posted on the rear of Irish trains. What are the rules regarding these tail lamps? Are they lit? Are they both lit? Do they flash, or are they a steady illumination?
In early periods of time I have observed in the usual fashion - on various photo sites and on youtube - that only one tail lamp was posted on the rear of the train - when did this change to the norm being a twin red light?
I sincerely apologise for the newbie questions, but the google is weak within me today, and no real answers could I divine from the great oracle.
Thanks and regards,
-Rob
Link to comment
Share on other sites
16 answers to this question
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.