Stopped on the Tracks....and No Place to Go

Publisher: Rio Grande Pacific Technology

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Stopped on the Tracks....and No Place to Go

A train strikes a vehicle on average every three hours in the United States, resulting in more than 2,200 accidents each year. CTC's experts weigh in on critical design elements to consider when interconnecting traffic signal equipment.