Below are the signal aspects that are used on the Northeast Corridor. (These are based on the keyboard shortcuts card that came with Microsoft Train Simulator. I will have a better opportunity to determine what the aspects actually look like in July of 2006.) The descriptions match the NORAC Operating Rules Fourth Edition, Jan 1, 1993.
| Signal | Cab Signal | Name | Indication |
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Clear | Proceed not exceeding Normal Speed | |
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Approach Limited | Proceed approaching the next signal at Limited Speed | |
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Approach Medium | Proceed approaching next signal at Medium Speed | |
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Approach | Proceed prepared to stop at the next signal. Trains exceeding Medium Speed must begin reduction to Medium Speed as soon as the engine passes the Approach Signal | |
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Stop | Stop | |
| Sign | Name | Indication | |
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Approach Permanent Speed Limit Sign | Proceed prepared to operate at posted speed through permanent speed
restriction NOTE: In electrified territory, this sign will be mounted in the catenary system; in non-electrified territory this sign will be mounted on an overhead bridge or on a pole approximately 12 feet above the top of the rail. |
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