Train operator reports signal issue at Smithsonian, Washington DC
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a train operator at the Smithsonian station in Washington, DC, observed a yellow skip stop signal and requested a block to safely hold the train. No injuries or service disruptions were reported.
Audio|Heard on: WMATA MetroRail
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Transcript:
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Had approached the Smithsonian.
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The yellow skip stop light came on.
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I was able to stop the train.
00:06
Can I get a block? Should be from Michigan Gulf Moat Two double one to the Smithsonian Station.
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Be advised, train six four, you have Michigan Gulf Moat two level one over there at Ashburn.
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Property birth for the Smithsonian Station.
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Service continue.
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Location mentioned:
Smithsonian, Washington, DC 20024
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