German Railway Signalling - Gallery

Gallery

  • Main signal switched off, distant signal shows "expect stop at short distance"

  • Main signal always showing Hp0, an El6 plate in the catenary and an Sh2 plate at the end of the track

  • A Ks (main and distant) signal. Can additionally show Zs3, Zs3v and Zs7

  • Four new Ks distant repeaters and one old H/V distant repeater showing "Expect Stop"

  • Old semaphore and new Ks signal, both able to show "Proceed with 50 km/h" and "Stop"; new signal may also show Zs1 and Zs6

  • Ks signals mounted above track

  • Handmade "G2a" (the tram signal with the same meaning as Lf7)

  • An Lf7 "Speed limit 20km/h", a handmade Zs3v "Expect speed limit 15km/h", and an H/V main signal showing Hp0 "Stop"

  • The situation beyond the last picture, speed limit still 20km/h, except for "RT-Fahrzeuge" which are reduced to 15km/h by the Zs3 plate mounted on top of an H/V main signal showing "Stop".

  • Goods wagon with german end of train signal (de)

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