[4K] Eureka Ave. Railroad Crossing, Redlands, CA

Опубликовано: 31 Май 2026
на канале: Coastal OC Railfan
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Filmed July 2, 2023.

After getting M3860, I headed to this crossing to then catch M3861, which is the same exact train I had caught previously. As scheduled, I caught this train for about 15 minutes after arriving here.

Locomotive:
SCAX 3401 - Stadler FLIRT3 DMU

Crossing info:
Crossing is owned and maintained by Metrolink.
This crossing is a quiet zone.
Crossing is on the Metrolink: Redlands Subdivision

Signal on the far left: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights, Fabricated Metals base, and a General Signals Type 3 electronic bell

Pedestrian signal on the far left: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights and a Fabricated Metals base

Signal on the far median: 1 pair of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights and a Fabricated Metals base

Pedestrian signal on the far right: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights, Fabricated Metals base, and a General Signals Type 3 electronic bell

SIgnal on the right: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights, Fabricated Metals base, and a General Signals Type 3 electronic bell

Pedestrian signal on the right: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights, and a Fabricated Metals base

Signal on the median: 1 pair of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights and a Fabricated Metals base

Pedestrian signal on the left: 2 pairs of 12x24" WCH lights with GE Uniform Look LEDs, Siemens gate mechanism, Aurora Alstom LED gatelights, Fabricated Metals base, and a General Signals Type 3 electronic bell

This crossing, as well as all crossings on the Arrow Line, this one is no different. The scenery in the background does make this crossing stand out, though. Signals were installed in late 2020 to early 2021, getting rid of older 2000s signals that were installed by BNSF. Since this was once an abandoned BNSF ex-ATSF line.

Camera: Panasonic HC-VX1

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