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  1. Wake_up_shoryu on

    Cock size inspection camera’s, they flash when you have a massive one. Never seen one flash tho

  2. _kempert on

    Making sure the next idiot that forgets what the gas pedal does when he’s ‘stuck’ on the tracks is filmed in 4K for maximum internet points.

  3. jantograaf_v2 on

    The big square ones are the digital “bell” speakers that replace the traditional bells on crossings.

    The smaller ones look like traffic detection sensor arrays, but I could be wrong on that.

  4. Toutounet6 on

    When it detects your car, the train’s traffic lights turn red

  5. ZORZO999 on

    The normal stop light indicates there’s an intersection right across the railroad. So in essence, it has nothing to do with the railroad. The sensor on top of it is just a presence sensor for normal ‘smart stop light’ operations when the railroad crossing is open.

  6. That thing on the traffic light is a sensor that “looks” to see if there is a vehicle at the red light or how long the line of stationary vehicles is. They are usually used to regulate traffic flow. Some traffic lights remain green on busy roads until the sensor detects a vehicle. Loops in the asphalt are more expensive and less reliable. (They often do not detect motorcycles or mopeds).

  7. WorstPessimist on

    Tax cameras, they identify how many times you’ve gone through that railroad crossing and tax you accordingly.

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