RoninK6
Rogue Samurai
I'm not to sure how many people would be interested in this topic, but recently I've been following that deadly train accident north of NYC. I hear on the news, the reports say "Experts aren't sure how to remedy cars from stopping on tracks." or something to that effect 
. There's only one thing I can think of and someone please tell me otherwise why they wouldn't work - "quad gates". Besides being pricey, don't 'ya think these make a little more sense then the standard two gates 
???:...
(the two gates everyone knows 
Quad gates:
(I have no idea why the stupid bells stop on these back east ~_~ - bad for blind people ~.....)
...they keep people from attempting to go around the gates or even stopping on the tracks
(in fear of getting stuck between gates )... and if you have any doubt if you're on the tracks or not, look for all the flashing lights in front and behind of you .
They have them everywhere in Japan:...
...yes, they're not foolproof... but besides costing a boatload, what's keeping U.S. railroads from installing more of these ??? Clueless ~_~ .....
. There's only one thing I can think of and someone please tell me otherwise why they wouldn't work - "quad gates". Besides being pricey, don't 'ya think these make a little more sense then the standard two gates ???:...(the two gates everyone knows
Quad gates:
~.....)...they keep people from attempting to go around the gates or even stopping on the tracks
(in fear of getting stuck between gates )... and if you have any doubt if you're on the tracks or not, look for all the flashing lights in front and behind of you .They have them everywhere in Japan:...
...yes, they're not foolproof... but besides costing a boatload, what's keeping U.S. railroads from installing more of these
??? Clueless ~_~ .....
