Union Pacific Signals Test Questions with
Correct Answers
Clear
Proceed.
Approach Clear 60
Proceed. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 60
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 60 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on
diverging route.
Approach Clear 50
Proceed. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 50
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 50 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on
diverging route.
, Advance Approach
Proceed prepared to stop at
second signal. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 40
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 40 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on normal
or diverging route.
Advance Approach Passenger
Proceed prepared to stop at
second signal. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 60
MPH.
Approach Diverging
Proceed prepared to advance on diverging route at next signal at prescribed speed through
turnout.
Approach
Proceed prepared to stop before
any part of train or engine passes
Correct Answers
Clear
Proceed.
Approach Clear 60
Proceed. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 60
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 60 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on
diverging route.
Approach Clear 50
Proceed. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 50
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 50 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on
diverging route.
, Advance Approach
Proceed prepared to stop at
second signal. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 40
MPH.
When signal governs the
approach to a control point with
a 40 MPH turnout speed be
prepared to advance on normal
or diverging route.
Advance Approach Passenger
Proceed prepared to stop at
second signal. Passenger trains may proceed,
but must be prepared to pass the
next signal not exceeding 60
MPH.
Approach Diverging
Proceed prepared to advance on diverging route at next signal at prescribed speed through
turnout.
Approach
Proceed prepared to stop before
any part of train or engine passes