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Yesterday, Union Pacific Railroad announced it completed a four-year, $16 million project under which the Class I installed high-reflective crossbuck warning and emergency notification signs at more than 18,000 grade crossings in 23 states.
Each crossing sign includes a unique U.S. Department of Transportation number to help identify a motorist's location and toll-free phone number for UP’s Response Management Communication Center (RMCC) to call in case of emergencies.
During 2005’s first eight months, RMCC received 1,381 calls from motorists reporting a problem at signed crossings.
10/7/2005
Rail News: Communication and Signal
UP caps off four-year crossing signage project
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Yesterday, Union Pacific Railroad announced it completed a four-year, $16 million project under which the Class I installed high-reflective crossbuck warning and emergency notification signs at more than 18,000 grade crossings in 23 states.
Each crossing sign includes a unique U.S. Department of Transportation number to help identify a motorist's location and toll-free phone number for UP’s Response Management Communication Center (RMCC) to call in case of emergencies.
During 2005’s first eight months, RMCC received 1,381 calls from motorists reporting a problem at signed crossings.
