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Paisley Corridor Resignalling GIOCONDA Paisley Corridor Resignalling Smithy Lye, Terminus Junction Ayr Lines SC059 — City Union Lines SC131 — Clydesdale Lines SC029 Dumbreck Corkerhill Lines SC061 Hillington East Ayr Lines SC059 Cardonald North Junction (Deanside Lines SC063) T.A.P.M.132.0.0.0.1.SC059 2011 Contents Legend Page 10 Helen Street Page 3 Page 11 Cardonald Page 4 Page 12 Hillington East/Cardonald North Route Smithy Lye / Terminus Junction - Hillington East / Dumbreck Tables of Routes Down Page 5 Smithy Lye Page 13 Page 6 Terminus Junction Page 7 Shields Junction Page 8 Shields Traction Depot Tables of Routes Up Page 9 Gower Street Page 15 Contents Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 2 Legend Colour Light Signals Semaphore Signals Fixed D Stop Distant D Distant D Flashing With With With S.P.A.D. Note: D = LED Signal Shunting Signals Yellows Junction Route Subsidiary Indicator Indicators Indicator Signal Ground Position Light Signals Banner Repeaters Arrow indicates line to which signal applies Stop Distant 3 State With Arrow indicates line Preliminary Route to which signal applies Route Stop Boards Limit of Shunt Indicators Indicator Indicators STOP STOP LIMIT Await OF SHUNT Instructions SHUNT LIMIT Signal Plates H W De-Railer C Y SEMI H W l T X 2 l 8 l R Telephone Telephone Signal Automatic Semi Distant Signal Intermediate Track Limited Identification Automatic Block Circuited Clearance Legend Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 3 Legend General Information Start of End of Permanent Speed Restrictions EPS AWS AWS 60 85 EPS Ground Ground 60 85 l0 20 40 Running Lines HST DMU Frame Switch Panel l00 90 W showing direction Signal Box AWS AWS Advance Start Diverging Route of travel Area Area Gradient Board GSM-R GSM-R 9 CSR NRN 100 Level Mile Post 06 065 Countdown Cab Secure National Radio Start of GSMR End of GSMR (All grades 1 in xx) Markers Radio Area Network Area (IVRS) Area (IVRS) Area T S Limited Buffer Telephone Shut in Facility Warning St. Andrews Carriage Clearance Cross Washer Stops Start End Electrified of High Fire Risk Lines Area D.R.A. OFF Indicator Location where RA Right Away Indicator Area of Known End of Area of Area of Known Affected by Drivers Reminder Appliance CD Close Doors Indicator Low Adhesion Low Adhesion Trespass or Vandalism Tunnel Sun Board Provided Retaining Wall \\\\\\ \\\\\\ Sand Footpath Footbridge Level Crossing Over Bridge Drag Viaduct Left Right Legend Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 4 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 DCL Down Clydesdale Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GG,GS) UCL Up Clydesdale I2 I6 092 Polmadie Shields AC: Cathcart ECR DCU Down City Union 593l Interlocking Area Interlocking Area GS D UCU Up City Union C1 DA Down Ayr DCL UA Up Ayr 30 DL Depot Line From / To Larkfield Junction 30 UCL C1 D West St. GS 5930 Tunnel 292 Level 421 421 247 Clydesdale Lines Clydesdale Lines 599l GS Note: 5993 = See Table of Routes GS D * D GG5837,GG5845 B1 UB 17 and GG5844 are DCU right hand side signals l5 From / To High St. Junction 30 UCU 90 200 584l City Union Lines GG Up Smithy Lye Down l5 D Smithy Lye 9 S 6 S B1 5843 * GG 5834 D GG D 5835 GG D A1 DL D * GG I6 5844 CSR l5 45 D l5 From / To DA DA 45 ** 35 Glasgow l5 5837 45 Central GG UA UA UB 2 A1 5845 GG D D I2 CSR GG Signal 5842 Gantry L 735 Level Level l075 Not to Scale Page 5 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 5 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 TC Terminus Curve DCU Down City Union TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GG,GS) DCL Down Clydesdale UCU Up City Union I2 I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR UCL Up Clydesdale DA Down Ayr TT Through Terminus (Burma Road) UA Up Ayr Note: D = LED Head Signal From / To Muirhouse Central5933 Junction GS 267 85 85 108 l5 D Terminus Terminus Tunnels C1 Up Catch Junction TC C2 30 DCL DownDCL Point 30 l5 l5 l5 30 UCL UCL 30 9 S D C1 247 103 103 101 D C2 GS GS 5938 5934 101 347 267 Clydesdale Lines Up = See Table of Routes TT * Down 5993 GS Note: 5 D B1 GG5849,GG5853, XX DCU OB 3 GG5848 and GS5996 20 l5 are right hand side signals 5 D D GS B2 5996 UCU ** * l5 5 l 5995 Up Smithy Lye Down GS DCU S B1 3 5 UCU l Shields Interlocking Area 5847 585l GG GG B2 D D D A1 Centwest (02) Interlocking Area GG D GS 5848 5994 A2 45 45 MU 60 DA 45 45 35 UA 45 5853 D A1 UB 4 GG 5849 D D GG A2 Not to Scale GG 5846 Page 6 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 6 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 CL Chord Line DCU Down City Union TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GG,GS) DCL Down Clydesdale UCU Up City Union I2 I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR UCL Up Clydesdale DA Down Ayr TT Through Terminus (Burma Road) UA Up Ayr Note: D = LED Head Signal 5939 GS D C2 * = See Table of Routes DCL * 30 UCL 6 S 3 S 108 733 C2 Note: 594l XX GS D * GS5852 and GS5941 are right hand side signals 5 5 GS Shields 5936 5997 GS Junction D D B2 50 * l 5 l5 DCU 30 50 5855 l 5 GS 25 A3 UCU l5 Gantry M B2 GS D D 5852 * A2 30 CL 25 75 MU 60 45 50 D 5857 50 25 DA 45 GS 45 75 75 45 UA 45 D A2 GS 5850 O.H.N.S. 20 BR 6 D 5937 Up TT Down 20 GS 5 Centwest (02) Shields 1075 1500 Interlocking Area Interlocking Area A3 1 Not to Scale Page 7 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 7 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 CL Chord Line Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN DC Down Corkerhill West of Scotland SC (GG,GS) I2 I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR UC Up Corkerhill = See Table of Routes DA Down Ayr * UA Up Ayr TT Through Terminus (Burma Road) Level 700 D1 5956 GS D No. 2 Line No. 1 Line D 5954 GS 595l GS DC D * 50 * D UC D1 5952 Shields GS Traction Depot Shields Junction 5948 GS GS 5944 600 Level D Note: D 5943 GS GS 5945 D GS5944,GS5947, Corkerhill Lines D * GS5948,GS5952, * GS5954 and GS5956 A3 To / From are right hand side signals Carriage * 5947 GS 50 D Sidings 5946 586l GS GS 25 D CL A4 25 D 75 50 75 D D 5863 DA 75 GS GS 75 50 75 5864 UA 75 D 5865 GS GS 5862 D 20 Up TT Down 20 A3 A4 D GS 5860 Gantry 1 Not to Scale Page 8 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 8 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 DC Down Corkerhill Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GG,G) UC Up Corkerhill I2 I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR DA Down Ayr UA Up Ayr TT Through Terminus (Burma Road) UG Up Gourock 5959 GS Shields Corkerhill D1 Interlocking Area RR Area Catch 593 No. 1 Line Point G D2 DC 50 2 50 40 UC 50 1 597R D D1 D2 G GS OB 4 5958 OB 5 Dumbreck OB 6 Station Gower Street 587l GS Gantry 2B D A5 A4 75 30 D 75 5873 GS GS DA 5874 D 75 75 65 D 30 UA GS D 40 5872 65 75 20 5875 Up Down 75 GS TT 40 UG 20 A5 D A4 GS OB 7 OB 7A Gantry 2A OB 8 5870 Not to Scale Page 9 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 9 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 DC Down Corkerhill Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GG,G) UC Up Corkerhill I2 I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR DA Down Ayr UA Up Ayr UG Up Gourock 2 595 G D2 DC 50 To / From 50 Corkerhill 50 50 40 UC 597 G D2 G G 594 OB 6A 596 Ibrox Helen Street 588l GS 589l GS D Gantry 4B A5 OB 9 Gantry 3B D A6 65 75 D 45 40 75 5893 D DA GS 5883 GS GS GS 5884 5894 D D 40 75 45 75 UA 65 D D 5895 5885 GS GS GS GS 5882 5892 D D 75 40 45 UG 75 D D A5 A6 GS GS 5880 OB 8A Gantry 3A OB 10 Gantry 4A OB 11 5890 M8 Motorway 1500 6000 2 Not to Scale Page 10 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 10 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 DA Down Ayr Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR NRN West of Scotland SC (GS) UA Up Ayr I6 092 AC: Cathcart ECR UG Up Gourock DD Down Deanside * = See Table of Routes UD Up Deanside 590l A6 A7 GS Gantry 5 FB 11B D DA DA 75 2 D 5903 GS GS 5904 75 25 D UA Out of Use UA GS 5902 75 D 20 75 UG 25 UG 1 5905 GS D A7 DD D 5 A6 GS 5900 Cardonald OB 12 OB 12B 6000 950 Catch Station Point 20* 5 Note: UD GS5905 is a right Cardonald Junction 3 hand side signal D GS 5906 Not to Scale Page 11 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 11 T.A.P.M.132.SC059.0.0.0.1 2011 DA Down Ayr Note: D = LED Head Signal TCB GSM-R CSR CSR NRN UA Up Ayr West of Scotland SC (GS) I6 41 092 UG Up Gourock AC: Cathcart ECR DD Down Deanside Note: UD Up Deanside Signals shown are NOT in use 4 at this stage Down Up Lines Lines 592l 59ll GS GS A7 Gantry 7 Gantry 8 D D CSR FB 12D 41 2 DA 75 D D 59l3 5923 GS GS GS GS 59l4 5924 D D Out of Use UA To / From D D 5925 59l5 GS GS GS GS Hillington West 5922 59l2 D D 75 1 UG Existing Track Layout, D D A7 GS Signalling and Speeds GS Hillington East 5920 UB 12C 59l0 Station Retained from this point 5907 GS D Hand Points Deanside Transit DD 5 514M Standage Depot 5909 GS 1 507M Standage UD 2 Cardonald North GS 5908 Junction D Signs Read :- 1:- COMMENCEMENT OF YARD WORKING OBTAIN PERMISSION TO PROCEED FROM SHUNTER 2:- J G RUSSELL LOCOS MUST NOT PROCEED BEYOND THIS NOTICEBOARD WITHOUT PERMISSION Not to Scale Page 12 Maps Not to scale Paisley Corridor Resignalling page 12 Table of Routes The following lists of signal routes show all routes from ‘M’ indicates a main aspect ■■ signals from which there is more than one route ‘PL’ indicates Position Light Shunt aspect ■■ signals which are capable of giving any route indications Items in the ‘Route Indication Displayed’ column specify a route indicator ■■ all position-light signals display or an illuminated Junction Indicator position Signal Route Indication Exit Note Routes shown in red NOT IN USE Aspect Route Number Displayed Signal Down Direction – Ayr Lines M Pos.2 Down Corkerhill GS 5945 Signal Route Indication Exit GS 5857 M Pos.1 Up Corkerhill GS 5947 Aspect Route Number Displayed Signal M Nil Up Ayr GS 5863 M SL Down Smithy Lye GS 5995 GG 5835 M Nil Down Ayr GS 5871
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