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This video was filmed September 2024 at around 8:30am. You can tell it's still morning because the last quarter half moon was out in my video. There wasn't many people out because it was the weekend and it was still a little early, but I didn't care because it actually helped me by not having to worry about people getting in my shot. Two orange line trolleys passed by in this video and that's normal to see them both arrive here at the same time. The trolley going right was departing the La Mesa Blvd station and heading to the next station which was Grossmont and the trolley going left came from Grossmont and was arriving at the La Mesa Blvd station. On very rare occasions, freight trains pass by here too, but it's so rare that they only come by once every 2 weeks to a month only in the middle of the night when everyone is sleeping. The traffic lights are all different brands, the left arrow signal on the mas arm is McCain that replaced a 3M that was originally there. The other left arrow signal off to the left is Econolite buttonback. The traffic signal in the middle for through traffic is a LFE, the traffic signal on the lower right is Econolite buttonback, and the pedestrian signal is a McCain countdown that replaced a worded neon walk/dont walk light that was there before. The crossing signals have all LED lights and electronic bells and originally they had all incandescent lights and hybrid mechanical bells. Heres my video of other traffic lights at this intersection.    • McCain & Econolite Traffic Lights In La Me...   Also here is my video of the crossing signals from the other side of the tracks.    • MTS Orange Line #railroadcrossing In La Me...   Here is a video of a flashing X light at this crossing.    • LED Flashing X Light For MTS Orange Line T...   Here is an old video I did in October 2020 of this railroad crossing when there was still a mechanical bell.    • MTS Orange Line Trolley Crosses Allison Av...   Heres a google street view link where you can find when the pedestrian signal was a worded neon walk/dont walk. https://www.google.com/maps/@32.76613... TRAFFIC SIGNALS INFO: All 20 red lights and 21 green lights are LED The yellow lights have 2 LED's and 19 incandescents All 6 pedestrian lights are countdown These signals are owned by the city of La Mesa RAILROAD CROSSING SIGNALS INFO: All 19 red flashing lights are LED All 9 red flashing gate lights are LED There are 2 electronic bells The crossing signals are owned by MTS