, Automatic Block Signal System (ABS) - CORRECT ANSWERS-A block signal system in
which the use of each block is governed by an automatic block signal, cab signal, or
both
Return Movement - CORRECT ANSWERS-The movement of an uncoupled engine (or
engines) or leading portion of a train, directed back toward the remaining stationary
portion of the same train
Distant Signal - CORRECT ANSWERS-A fixed signal used to govern the approach to a
home signal
Home Signal - CORRECT ANSWERS-A signal that governs the entrance to an
interlocking
Main Track - CORRECT ANSWERS-The name of a track that is designated by
timetable upon which movements authorized by ABS, DCS, or interlocking rules
Bulletin Order (BO) - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication used to notify employees of
the movement of trains. Bulletin Orders are issued periodically by the designated officer
General Order - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication used to summarize changes to
the timetable and other instructions
Division Notice (DN) - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication issued periodically which
contains instructions or information which do not affect the movement of trains
Slow Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 15 MPH
Medium Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 30 MPH
Limited Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 45 mph (40 mph for freight)
Term used for Maximum Authorized Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Normal Speed
Fouling Point - CORRECT ANSWERS-The point on a track beyond which equipment
will foul an adjacent track. Fouling points will not safely accommodate a person riding
the side of a car.
Whom should an employee consult if in doubt as to the meaning or application of a rule
or special instruction? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Rules Department
What required books must employee maintain and have with them while on duty? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Operating Rules and Timetable, Safety Rules, Air Brake
Instructions, and Hazardous Materials Instructions, if they are involved in the shipment
of hazardous materials
which the use of each block is governed by an automatic block signal, cab signal, or
both
Return Movement - CORRECT ANSWERS-The movement of an uncoupled engine (or
engines) or leading portion of a train, directed back toward the remaining stationary
portion of the same train
Distant Signal - CORRECT ANSWERS-A fixed signal used to govern the approach to a
home signal
Home Signal - CORRECT ANSWERS-A signal that governs the entrance to an
interlocking
Main Track - CORRECT ANSWERS-The name of a track that is designated by
timetable upon which movements authorized by ABS, DCS, or interlocking rules
Bulletin Order (BO) - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication used to notify employees of
the movement of trains. Bulletin Orders are issued periodically by the designated officer
General Order - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication used to summarize changes to
the timetable and other instructions
Division Notice (DN) - CORRECT ANSWERS-A publication issued periodically which
contains instructions or information which do not affect the movement of trains
Slow Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 15 MPH
Medium Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 30 MPH
Limited Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Not exceeding 45 mph (40 mph for freight)
Term used for Maximum Authorized Speed - CORRECT ANSWERS-Normal Speed
Fouling Point - CORRECT ANSWERS-The point on a track beyond which equipment
will foul an adjacent track. Fouling points will not safely accommodate a person riding
the side of a car.
Whom should an employee consult if in doubt as to the meaning or application of a rule
or special instruction? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Rules Department
What required books must employee maintain and have with them while on duty? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Operating Rules and Timetable, Safety Rules, Air Brake
Instructions, and Hazardous Materials Instructions, if they are involved in the shipment
of hazardous materials
