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When to use a bell on a train?
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I suspect that the bell was incorporated to warn the bystanders of the danger of the moving train or about to be moving train. Whistle blowing had a detremental effect on the horses and other live stock. With the number of grade crossing incidents, the rairoads need some "Star Trek" transporter technology to "move" the about to be crushed idiots to another dimension, at least temorarily! Lights bells and whistles or horns don't seem to be enough to keep some out of harms way. <br />Will
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