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As a safety rule, every lapbar SHOULD be down before a coaster is started, but, mechanically, most coasters have no interlock system to ensure that is the case. That's a modern PTC train, but there is no electronic system that monitors the lapbars on those trains (as there IS on many B and M's and on El Toro. . . )

If you liked the picture you posted, look at the last car in this one!

http://rcdb.com/ig2746.htm?picture=6 The lapbar is up behind the last occupant, almost forming a head restraint!

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