Who can authorize the train departing its originating point without proper train
documentation? - ANSWERThe Chief train dispatcher
Fixed Signal - ANSWERA permanent signal or sign indicating a condition affecting
train movement.
Dispatcher message - ANSWERPart of a dispatcher bulletin containing instructions
and mandatory directives issued by the train dispatcher that govern the operation of
trains.
release form - ANSWERa computer-generated form advising of a dispatcher bulletin
number and the number of train messages.
intermediate signal - ANSWERa block signal equipped with a number plate, a G
marker, or a P marker that conveys Restricted proceed as the most restrictive
aspect.
Division notice - ANSWERWritten or electronically transmitted notice issued by a
division containing information and instructions not affecting the movement of trains
Max speed when entering the shop area - ANSWER5 mph
Division Bulletin - ANSWERwritten or electronically transmitted special instructions
issued by a division concerning the safety of employees and the movement of trains.
Dispatcher Bulletin - ANSWERA computer-generated form issued by the train
dispatcher containing current operating instructions that apply to the train addressed
as well as information relating to the most recently issued system and division
bulletins.
special instruction - ANSWERinformation contained in timetables, system bulletins,
division bulletins and CSX procedural instruction manuals.
Timetable - ANSWERa publication containing instructions and other essential
information relating to the movement of trains and equipment.
how long does each dispatcher message stay in effect? - ANSWERuntil fulfilled or
canceled
what do you do when a dispatcher bulletin does not contain the correct names and
employee ids? - ANSWERthe dispatcher must be notified.
authorized train speed - ANSWER*must not be exceeded
*applies to the entire train unless specified.
must be at the lowest speed if conflict exists