Train signal

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The train end signal (Zg 2): If a red glowing symbol of the light signal is broken, you can also use the corresponding shape signal as a substitute. The combination shown in the photo is forbidden by the Ril 301 of the DB Netz .

Train signals (in signal carrying signals to trains ) are railway signals , the trains or on the free track passing over auxiliary vehicles mark.

The headlights (Zg 1) consist of three A-shaped white lamps on the locomotives and control car or two horizontal white lamps on a pushed wagon. This signal is valid both during the day and at night.

The end-of-train signal (Zg 2) consists of one or two red-white or red-yellow panels as day signals and two horizontal red lamps or reflective panels for day signals as night signals. The night sign with red light is allowed to blink.

See also

• Vehicle signal
• Train staff signal (with the whistle signals)

literature

• Deutsche Bahn AG: Signal book (Ril 301)