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kujawski | 16:28 Wed 20th Sep 2006 | How it Works
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does anyone know what those white panels with what looks like a red sliding button are for, as you look below the opposite platform at a train station, spaced about 5-10 meters apart?
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I think they might be for getting access to the tracks if someone falls onto them? Not too sure though.
17:27 Wed 20th Sep 2006
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they look like the sliding switch on a graphic equalizer.
17:43 Wed 20th Sep 2006
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Might be a device for checking if there has been any subsidence or track movement.
20:06 Wed 20th Sep 2006

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