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	<title>Comments on: The classic signal bridge that CN 527 is passing under had two searchlight signals over each of the four tracks of CN&#8217;s Montreal until last Tuesday; now searchlight signals are only found over the south and north track at Turcot West. A temporary pair of searchlights on a new, uncompleted signal bridge protect the freight track (second from left) and a temporary set of searchlight signals protect the transfer track (far left track), though that set is obscured by trees. Eventually all these signals will be replaced by &#8216;vader&#8217; signals, which are already onsite and visible on the ground to the right of the exiting signals. Leading CN 527 is CN 8834, with a surprisingly clean nose.</title>
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