Baltimore MD, home of the ole B&O Railroad, which came up with the CPL signal (color position light),
is home to the newest CPL signals in the U.S. with the recent renovations at Penn Station.
I only saw the one, but there is supposed to be a second new CPL around.
This one is to the right of SB track 7, replacing a Pennsy Pedestal signal that was overhead.


This is the Pedestal signal the new CPL replaces, pix from 2015.
The right signal was moved to the south end of the new track 8 platform, at platform level.




Hi, the website in French that talked about the signals in Canada seems to have either "gone with the wind"  or changed their address, dunno.
It was at: http://regle105.quebectrain.com/.  If anyone knows, please shoot me an email.
This is one website I never saved, but I have recreated what I can from what I found at the Wayback Machine: https://railroadsignals.us/quebectrain/index.htm
Please Note: I did this as a service for "us railfans", and not to take credit for any of the material that Mr. Levesque did, so if you have a problem, please contact me first! TNX


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