Moving on Up, with some M Ocean View Improvements

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Phillip Pierce
Tuesday, December 11, 2018
Pedestrian waiting in the refuge to cross the street.
Pedestrian waiting in the refuge to cross the street.
 Intrusion treatments at track entrance to deter people from driving into the trackway.
Intrusion treatments at track entrance to deter people from driving into the trackway.
 New treatments with pedestrian walking towards new refuge.
New treatments with pedestrian walking towards new refuge.
 Red colorized cement in the trackway serves as a cue for vehicles to keep the track area clear
Red colorized cement in the trackway serves as a cue for vehicles to keep the track area clear
An approaching train will trigger signals and treatments aim to deter cars from going onto the tracks.
An approaching train will trigger signals and treatments aim to deter cars from going onto the tracks .
 New tracks, meet our new LRV4 train.
New tracks, meet our new LRV4 train .
  1. Pedestrian waiting in the refuge to cross the street.
  2. Intrusion treatments at track entrance to deter people from driving into the trackway.
  3. New treatments with pedestrian walking towards new refuge.
  4. Red colorized cement in the trackway serves as a cue for vehicles to keep the track area clear
  5. An approaching train will trigger signals and treatments aim to deter cars from going onto the tracks.
  6. New tracks, meet our new LRV4 train.
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