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What must employees do if there is a known condition that will delay a train or prevent it from operating at maximum authorized speed?
Employees must promptly advise the movement bureau
How long are timetable schedules in effect?
unless fulfilled for twelve hours after their time at each station
what happens to a regular train more than twelve hours behind its scheduled arriving or leaving time and how may it proceed?
loses both right and schedule thereafter they can proceed only as provided by rule 97
on single track where rule 251 is in effect when must inferior trains be clear of the main track?
must clear the time and block of opposing regular trains by not less than 5 minutes unless otherwise provided by Form L
What must an inferior train do that is unable to clear the main track?
a crew member must protect the head end as provided by rule 99
on single track where rule 251 is in effect when may a train leave a station in advance of a scheduled leaving time?
never
how may a train leave a station in advance of its scheduled leaving time?
on two or more tracks where rule 251 is in effect or where rule 261 is in effect a train may operate in advance of its scheduled leaving time except at a passenger station where it is scheduled to receive passengers at passenger stations verbal permission from a representative of the GST will be he authority for a train to depart
how are regular trains designated
by both schedule and engine number
how are extra trains designated
by engine number and direction
how are trains identified
by leading engine number
On single track where rule 251 is in effect where may extra trains be run without form l authority?
within yard limits
On two or more tracks where 251 is in effect or where 261 is in effect what is the authority for a train to proceed as an extra?
signal indication or permission from the block operator
when required to protect a train with flag protection what are the minimum distances that protection must be provided?
manual block 1200 feet
automatic block 500 feet
what must be taken into consideration in addition to the minimum distances?
the grade curvature of the track weather conditions sight distance and any other conditions which would affect the manner in which protection must be afforded
what must be done if a flagman is recalled and the safety to the train permits?
return to the train leaving a lighted fusee
where manual block signal system rules are in effect rule 99 will apply for both following and opposing movements when a disabled train is awaiting the arrival of an assisting train
false
within designated limits specified in the timetable the main track may be used by proper signal indication or permission of the block operator without protecting against following movements on the same track
True
explain rule 100
within designated limits specified in the timetable the main track may be used by proper signal indication or permission of the block operator without protecting against following movements on the same track where manual block signal system rules are in effect rule 99 will apply for following movements when a disabled train is awaiting the arrival of an assisting train
what is the exception to rule 100
where manual block signal system rules are in effect rule 99 will apply for following movements when a disabled train is awaiting the arrival of an assisting train
what must be done if a train stops or becomes disabled under unusual circumstances
where must crewmembers be located when cars are shoved or pushed
in a conspicuous position on the leading car to determine that the track in front of them is clear
what must be done
the movement must be stopped immediately and must not resume until communication has been re-established or the misunderstanding has been resolved
what must cars left on
as far from the crossing as conditions permit so that visibility is not obstructed
what does stop tank
tank cars are connected to stationary pipes for loading or unloading and cars must not be coupled to or moved other cars must not be placed on the same track so as to obstruct the view of the sign without first notifying the person who placed the sign
when are conductors
where utility assistant conductors are stationed
what is the normal position of a derail
set to derail
at locations where
crew members must check the switches and know they are in proper position
when may a switch be
unless in charge of a crew member of that train
when may a train foul a track
after permission is received and switches connected with the movement are properly lined
how must movements
where trains are required
the switch has been lined normal and locked
what is the normal
lined for main track
unless otherwise provided
at restricted speed
how is a spring
by a white disc with the letters SS in black
what must be done if a
slack must not be taken or a reverse movement be made until the switch is properly lined by hand
what must be done
they must be lined by hand for both trailing and facing point moves
unless otherwise provided what is the maximum speed
restricted speed
when may trains operate through water
only in emergency and only when authorized by the general superintendent transportation if the water is not greater than 2 inches above the rail and at 2 mph
when the engineer is operating
must make a safety stop two car lengths short of the obstruction and after resuming not exceed 2 mph
what must be done
unless otherwise provided must be protected as per rule 99