100MPH or over speed signs?

[trainzmainiac2006]

are there any working U.S. Speed limit signs with speeds of 100mph or over? they would be nice for my route in progress.

John

[Tokkyu40]

The built in signs in TRS2004 go up to 170mph. I believe 06 probably has the same signs. Check under USA Default.
On the DLS, I'm not sure. I picked up some invisible signs and the TGV signs, but I'm not sure what the top speed is.
Try doing a title search for mph and limit the results to trackside objects.
Good luck.

:cool: Claude

[jjslll54]

I have an invisible sign set that has two above 100 at 120 and 200. I made them for airplane routes.

Jack

[WileeCoyote]

What in america goes so fast? In Arizona where I lived freight went about 75MPH and Amtrak was so slow you were better off going on horseback.

WileeCoyote

[trainzmainiac2006]

the acela express. by the way, im pretty sure the default signs only go up to 70mph

John

[Tokkyu40]

I found some signs in TRS06 labeled "Speed 160" and "Tside Speed 180", but I don't know if they are mph or metric. You could put a couple along the track and run a locomotive past them in quick-drive to see what the imperial measure says the speed limit is.

:cool: Claude

[Callum027]

Tside is imperial, pretty sure Speed 160 is 160mph.

[trainzmainiac2006]

im pretty sure it's kph for speed 160

John

[Tokkyu40]

I did a definitive test.
When passing the Tside Speed 180 sign the speed limit becomes 180mph. When passing the Speed 160 sign, the speed limit becomes 99 mph. So the Tside Speed signs are imperial and the Speed signs are metric.
So there are your high speed signs.:D
I do wish the content creators would specify mph or kph when they name the signs. It would make it easier to match the prototype standards.

:cool: Claude

[trainzmainiac2006]

ok, thank you very much. I was hoping to get some like the u.s. ones in trainz, but these will have to do.

John