12-29-2011, 09:09 AM
Railroads have various training methods for crews. If you are interested in a specific railroad you should collect rule books and employee timetables from that operation as signal rules will vary a bit by railroad. Most training material will focus on aspects and indications. Information on signal placement will be limited to how crews can identify which signals govern their movements.
CSX publishes a book of signal indications but eBay generally removes any auction for CSX company materials. NORAC, a unified rules system for Northeast railroads, has very handy laminated sheets with signal indications but I don't see any on eBay at the moment. The best place to acquire items like this is at railroad paper trade shows, but being across the Pond I wouldn't being to guess at their pricing or availability to you.
CSX publishes a book of signal indications but eBay generally removes any auction for CSX company materials. NORAC, a unified rules system for Northeast railroads, has very handy laminated sheets with signal indications but I don't see any on eBay at the moment. The best place to acquire items like this is at railroad paper trade shows, but being across the Pond I wouldn't being to guess at their pricing or availability to you.