originally recorded on 4-20-23 This was the fourth intersection in Selma I visited, and features a pair of clusters that thankfully survived the EF-2 tornado that hit Selma earlier this year despite being very close to the path. The most recent street view imagery here (from 2022) shows these signals were out of service and in disrepair (including missing an entire door on one of the signals on the left-hand cluster), with stop signs controlling the intersection. However, the mechanical controller here must've just simply failed at the time and said stop signs were temporary, as these signals are quite obviously back into service, though now running on a newer electronic controller. One cluster features all Eagle Flat-back signals, which the other features one full Eagle Flat-back signal and three Eagle Flat-back (for the 12 inch sections)/Econolite Short-Groove (for the 8 inch sections) 12-8-8 franken-signals. If you like my videos, feel free to leave me a tip on Ko-Fi! Any tips you give will be used to help cover the cost of gas on my trips. https://ko-fi.com/freebrickproductions