Bridge Signals
Bridge signals are small signals used to display the orientation of a moveable bridge. They can have either of the following aspects:
| Aspect | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Stop | The bridge is open and the signal must not be passed. | |
| Proceed | The bridge is closed and the signal may be passed. | |
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