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    All instructions regarding track bulletin From B must be repeated by a crew member,and the employee giving the instructions must acknowledge them before they can be followed.15.2

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  • 2. 

    A notice of conditions affecting train movement is

    • A train ledger

    • A train location manual

    • A train line up

    • A track bulletin

    Correct Answer
    A. A track bulletin
    Explanation
    A track bulletin is a notice that provides information about conditions that may affect train movement. It includes details about track maintenance, repairs, or any other factors that could impact the schedule or safety of train operations. Train personnel rely on track bulletins to stay informed and make necessary adjustments to ensure smooth and efficient train movement. A train ledger, train location manual, and train line up are not specifically related to providing information about conditions affecting train movement, making them incorrect options.

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  • 3. 

    Obeying the rules is:1.1

    • Essential only in train operations

    • Essential to job safety and continued employment

    • On a voluntary basis only

    • Required by new employees only

    Correct Answer
    A. Essential to job safety and continued employment
    Explanation
    Obeying the rules is essential to job safety and continued employment because following the rules ensures that employees are aware of and adhere to safety protocols and guidelines. By obeying the rules, employees can prevent accidents, injuries, and potential harm to themselves and others in the workplace. Additionally, it demonstrates professionalism and responsibility, which are important for maintaining job security and continued employment. Failure to obey the rules can lead to disciplinary actions, termination, or even legal consequences in some cases. Therefore, it is crucial for employees to prioritize and adhere to the rules to ensure their own safety and job stability.

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  • 4. 

    Employees must not have any measureable alcohol in their breath or in their bodily fluids:1.5

    • While on duty.

    • When reporting for duty

    • While on company property

    • All answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. All answers are correct
    Explanation
    Employees must not have any measurable alcohol in their breath or bodily fluids while on duty, when reporting for duty, or while on company property. This means that regardless of the specific situation, employees are prohibited from having any detectable alcohol in their system. This policy ensures that employees are fit for work and able to perform their duties safely and effectively.

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  • 5. 

    Employees,while on duty,MUST NOT:1.10

    • Play games

    • Read magazines,or other literature not related to their duties

    • Use electronic devices not related to their duties

    • All answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. All answers are correct
    Explanation
    The given answer states that all the options mentioned in the question are correct. This means that employees, while on duty, must not play games, read magazines or other literature not related to their duties, or use electronic devices not related to their duties. All of these activities can be considered distractions and can hinder productivity in the workplace.

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  • 6. 

    Any object waved violently by any person on or near the track is a signal to:5.3.4

    • Stop at the next crossing

    • Slow down

    • Move at walking speed

    • Stop

    Correct Answer
    A. Stop
    Explanation
    When any object is waved violently by a person on or near the track, it indicates a signal to stop. This is an important safety measure to prevent accidents or collisions. By stopping, it ensures that the train or any vehicle approaching the track can safely assess the situation and avoid any potential danger. Therefore, stopping is the appropriate response in this scenario.

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  • 7. 

    Who is the employee assigned to operate a CTC or interlocking control machine?

    • Control Operator

    • Controller

    • Conductor

    • Clerk Operator

    Correct Answer
    A. Control Operator
    Explanation
    A control operator is the employee assigned to operate a CTC or interlocking control machine. They are responsible for controlling and monitoring the movement of trains, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the railway system. They have the authority to control signals, switches, and other equipment to maintain the flow of train traffic. Control operators play a crucial role in maintaining the safety and smooth functioning of the railway network.

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  • 8. 

    What is a trackside warning detector?

    • A device that gives warnings of track conditions.

    • A device that indicates conditons such as overheated journals,dragging equipment,excess dimensions,shifted loads,high water,or slides

    • A device that gives warning of track failures

    • A device to indicate a warning two miles in advance

    Correct Answer
    A. A device that indicates conditons such as overheated journals,dragging equipment,excess dimensions,shifted loads,high water,or slides
    Explanation
    A trackside warning detector is a device that indicates conditions such as overheated journals, dragging equipment, excess dimensions, shifted loads, high water, or slides. This device is designed to give warnings about potential hazards or issues on the track, allowing for timely intervention and prevention of accidents or damage to the train or tracks.

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  • 9. 

    A siding in CTC or interlocking limits hwere a signal indication authorized the siding's use is:

    • An industry track

    • A Controlled sidng

    • A yard track

    • An auxiliary track

    Correct Answer
    A. A Controlled sidng
    Explanation
    A controlled siding refers to a siding within the CTC or interlocking limits where a signal indication authorizes its use. This means that the movement of trains on this siding is controlled by signals, ensuring safe and efficient operations. Unlike an industry track, yard track, or auxiliary track, a controlled siding has specific signal indications that allow trains to use it, indicating its importance in the overall rail network.

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  • 10. 

    What is the most important element in performing duties?1.1

    • Reporting for duty at the proper place and time

    • Cooperation with fellow employees

    • Safety

    • None of the answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Safety
    Explanation
    Safety is the most important element in performing duties because it ensures the well-being and protection of oneself and others. By prioritizing safety, individuals can prevent accidents, injuries, and potential harm in the workplace. It also promotes a positive work environment and increases productivity. Safety measures include following protocols, using protective equipment, and being aware of potential hazards. By prioritizing safety, individuals can effectively carry out their duties without compromising their own health and the safety of others.

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  • 11. 

    Employees must expect the movement of train,engines,cars,or other movable equipment at any time:1.20

    • On tthe main track only

    • On facing movements only

    • In yard tracks only

    • On any track and in either direction

    Correct Answer
    A. On any track and in either direction
    Explanation
    Employees must always be prepared for the movement of trains, engines, cars, or any other movable equipment at any time. This means that they should expect these movements not only on the main track, but also on yard tracks and in any direction. It is crucial for employees to be constantly aware of their surroundings and exercise caution to ensure their safety in any situation.

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  • 12. 

                                                            Chapter 4When is the previous timetable replaced:4.1

    • Every January 1st

    • Every three months

    • Once per year

    • The moment a new timtable goes into effect

    Correct Answer
    A. The moment a new timtable goes into effect
    Explanation
    The previous timetable is replaced the moment a new timetable goes into effect. This means that as soon as a new timetable is implemented, it replaces the previous one. There is no specific time frame mentioned such as every January 1st or every three months. The replacement happens immediately when the new timetable is put into action.

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  • 13. 

    Employees who gives signals must:5.3.1

    • Make sure signals can be plainly seen

    • Give signals clearly so they can be understood

    • Give signals on the engineer's side of the track when practicable

    • All answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. All answers are correct
    Explanation
    The given answer states that all the options provided are correct. This means that employees who give signals must ensure that their signals can be plainly seen, give signals clearly so they can be understood, and give signals on the engineer's side of the track when possible. All of these actions are important for effective communication and safety in the workplace.

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  • 14. 

    On movements at restricted speed,the train is also required to be at a speed that allows stopping within?6.27

    • Half the range of vision

    • One half mile

    • One half a train length

    • One train length

    Correct Answer
    A. Half the range of vision
    Explanation
    When a train is moving at restricted speed, it must be able to stop within half the range of vision. This means that the train should be traveling at a speed that allows the engineer to see any potential obstacles or hazards ahead and have enough time to stop the train safely. By limiting the speed to half the range of vision, it ensures that the train can be brought to a stop in a timely manner if necessary.

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  • 15. 

    Who is responsible for knowing and not exceeding the maximum authorized speed for their train?

    • The engineer only

    • The conductor only

    • The conductor and engineer are jointly responsible

    • The train dispatcher

    Correct Answer
    A. The conductor and engineer are jointly responsible
    Explanation
    The conductor and engineer are jointly responsible for knowing and not exceeding the maximum authorized speed for their train. This means that both individuals have a shared responsibility in ensuring that the train operates within the speed limits set by the authorities. They must work together to communicate and make sure that they are aware of the speed restrictions and adhere to them to ensure the safety of the passengers and the train.

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  • 16. 

    Can you depend upon air brakesto hold a train,engine or cars in place when left unattended?7.5

    • Yes

    • No

    Correct Answer
    A. No
    Explanation
    Air brakes alone cannot be relied upon to hold a train, engine, or cars in place when left unattended. While air brakes are effective in slowing down and stopping a moving train, they require continuous air pressure to function properly. If there is a loss of air pressure, such as due to a leak or a failure in the system, the brakes may fail and the train could start moving again. Therefore, additional measures such as hand brakes or wheel chocks are necessary to ensure the train remains stationary when unattended.

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  • 17. 

    Employess handling switches and derails must make sure:8.3

    • The switch is not operated while equipment is fouling,standing on,or moving over the switch

    • When equipment has entered a track,the switch to the track is not lined away until the equipment has passed the clearance point of the track

    • After locking a switch or derail,they test the the lock to ensure it is secured

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "All of the above". This means that employees handling switches and derails must ensure that the switch is not operated while equipment is fouling, standing on, or moving over the switch. They should also not line away the switch to the track until the equipment has passed the clearance point of the track. Additionally, after locking a switch or derail, they should test the lock to ensure it is secured. In summary, all of these actions are necessary for employees to follow when handling switches and derails.

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  • 18. 

    Who must be notified when main tracks or sidings or other tracks are blocked with equipment?15.5

    • Roadmaster

    • Train Dispatcher

    • Division superintendent

    • Trainmaster

    Correct Answer
    A. Train Dispatcher
    Explanation
    When main tracks or sidings or other tracks are blocked with equipment, the Train Dispatcher must be notified. The Train Dispatcher is responsible for coordinating train movements and ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the railroad. They need to be informed about any obstructions on the tracks to make appropriate arrangements and prevent any potential conflicts or accidents.

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  • 19. 

    What is a dual control switch?

    • Electric switch

    • A hand operated switch that has dual levers

    • A power operated switch,moveable point frog,or derail that can also be operated by hand

    • Two switches controlling the same track

    Correct Answer
    A. A power operated switch,moveable point frog,or derail that can also be operated by hand
    Explanation
    A dual control switch is a power operated switch, moveable point frog, or derail that can also be operated by hand. This means that it can be controlled both automatically and manually, providing flexibility in its operation.

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  • 20. 

    Employees must report for duty:1.15

    • At the designated time and place

    • With the necessary equipment to perform their duties

    • No later than 10 minutes after the assigned on duty time

    • Both A and B are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Both A and B are correct
    Explanation
    Both A and B are correct because employees are required to report for duty at the designated time and place, as well as bring the necessary equipment to perform their duties. Additionally, they must arrive no later than 10 minutes after the assigned on duty time. This ensures that employees are punctual and prepared to fulfill their responsibilities.

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  • 21. 

    Crew members in the engine control compartment must be alert for signals.As soon as a signal becomes visible or audible,crew members must communicate clearly to each other the name or aspect of signals affecting their train.1.47C.2

    • This only applies to yellow and red signals

    • This applies to all signals

    • This only applies to yellow and yellow-red flags

    • This applies only to distant signals

    Correct Answer
    A. This applies to all signals
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "This applies to all signals." This means that crew members in the engine control compartment must be alert for any signals, regardless of their color or type. As soon as a signal becomes visible or audible, crew members must communicate clearly to each other the name or aspect of the signals affecting their train. This ensures that the crew is aware of any signals and can respond accordingly to maintain safety and control of the train.

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  • 22. 

    An employee who receives a transmission must repeat it:2.3

    • To the person transmitting the message

    • To the train dispatcher

    • To the yardmaster

    • To the conductor or engineer

    Correct Answer
    A. To the person transmitting the message
    Explanation
    When an employee receives a transmission, they are required to repeat it back to the person who transmitted the message. This is done to ensure that the message was accurately received and understood. By repeating the message, any misunderstandings or errors can be identified and corrected immediately.

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  • 23. 

    Regarding the previous,an exception to this rule would be,if the information may affect the safety of the employees or the public or cause damage to property:2.6

    • If necessary,stop movement until the communication is understood

    • If necessary,contact your supervisor for instructions

    • If necessary,keep moving at restricted speed

    • If necessary,keep moving,sounding whistle and ringing bell

    Correct Answer
    A. If necessary,stop movement until the communication is understood
    Explanation
    If there is a situation where the information provided may have an impact on the safety of employees, the public, or cause damage to property, it is important to prioritize understanding the communication before continuing movement. This is because the potential risks involved require clear comprehension and appropriate actions to be taken. Therefore, stopping movement until the communication is understood is the correct course of action in such cases.

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  • 24. 

    A yellow flag will be placed how far in advance of the restriction?5.4.2

    • One mile

    • Two miles

    • Depends on track grade and curvature

    • One and a half miles

    Correct Answer
    A. Two miles
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Two miles." This means that a yellow flag will be placed two miles in advance of the restriction. This allows drivers to have ample time to slow down and prepare for the upcoming restriction, such as a sharp turn or a change in track grade. By placing the flag two miles ahead, it ensures the safety of the drivers and helps prevent accidents or collisions.

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  • 25. 

    Regarding the previous question:How does a train operate over public crossings at night without a workin headlight or ditch lights?5.9.3

    • Stop the train before each public crossing,so a crew member can provide warning until the crossing is occupied,unless crossing gates are in fully lowered position,or no traffic is approaching or stopped at the crossing

    • Train need not stop but must proceed over every crossing at restricted speed

    • Train need not stop but must proceed over crossings at 10 mph

    • Train must be stopped and no further movement allowed

    Correct Answer
    A. Stop the train before each public crossing,so a crew member can provide warning until the crossing is occupied,unless crossing gates are in fully lowered position,or no traffic is approaching or stopped at the crossing
    Explanation
    According to the given answer, the train should stop before each public crossing. This is to ensure that a crew member can provide a warning until the crossing is occupied, unless the crossing gates are fully lowered or there is no traffic approaching or stopped at the crossing. This precaution is necessary to ensure the safety of both the train and the public at night when the train's headlights or ditch lights are not working. By stopping and providing a warning, the crew member can alert any approaching vehicles or pedestrians about the train's presence and prevent any potential accidents.

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  • 26. 

    If a signal is improperly displayed,or a signal,flag,or sign is absent from the place it is usually shown,regard the signal as:5.15

    • Having no significance,as the signal is improper,pay no attention

    • Not a true signal.Report this to a train dispatcher but pay no attention to the signal

    • Showing the most restrictive indication it can give

    • Showing the least restrictive indication it can give

    Correct Answer
    A. Showing the most restrictive indication it can give
    Explanation
    If a signal is improperly displayed or a signal, flag, or sign is absent from its usual place, it should be regarded as showing the most restrictive indication it can give. This means that even if the signal is not functioning correctly or is missing, it should still be treated as if it is displaying the most restrictive signal possible. This ensures that safety precautions are taken and that the train operates with caution in such situations.

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  • 27. 

    One of the main track authorities is yard limits.How do you know if a station has yard limits?6.3

    • By the train register

    • By the yard limit register

    • By the timetable

    • By the station register

    Correct Answer
    A. By the timetable
    Explanation
    By looking at the timetable, one can determine if a station has yard limits. The timetable provides information about the various limits and regulations at each station, including yard limits. Yard limits refer to a specific section of track where trains must reduce their speed and exercise caution due to the presence of yard activities or movements. Therefore, checking the timetable is the most reliable way to know if a station has yard limits.

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  • 28. 

    Crew members must determine if train or engine is being handled safely and is under control.What factors are considered in determining this?6.22

    • Train or engine speed

    • Air guage indications

    • Grade conditions

    • All answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. All answers are correct
    Explanation
    The crew members must consider multiple factors to determine if the train or engine is being handled safely and is under control. These factors include the speed of the train or engine, the indications from the air gauge, and the conditions of the grade. All of these factors are important in assessing the safety and control of the train or engine.

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  • 29. 

    Crew members must be aware of trackside warning detectors and signals from persons inspecting their train.If they receive a stop signal,the trackside detector indicates failed equipment,or if they detect a dangerous condition,the train must be:6.29.1

    • Stopped immediately for an inspection

    • Stopped at the next station

    • Stopped at the next siding if another train is available to inspect their train

    • Watched closely by crew members,and reducing train speed

    Correct Answer
    A. Stopped immediately for an inspection
    Explanation
    Crew members must be aware of trackside warning detectors and signals from persons inspecting their train. If they receive a stop signal, it indicates that there may be failed equipment or a dangerous condition. In such cases, it is necessary to stop the train immediately for an inspection to ensure the safety of the crew and passengers. This prompt action allows for identifying and addressing any potential issues before they escalate and cause harm.

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  • 30. 

    Kicking cars is permitted only when:7.7

    • It will not endanger employees,equipment,or contents of cars

    • It is not raining or snowing

    • There is at least a mile of sight distance

    • There is no crossing involved

    Correct Answer
    A. It will not endanger employees,equipment,or contents of cars
    Explanation
    The correct answer is that kicking cars is permitted only when it will not endanger employees, equipment, or contents of cars. This means that kicking cars is only allowed if there is no risk of harm to people, equipment, or the items inside the cars.

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  • 31. 

    What is a dual control switch?9.13/Def

    • A spring switch that connects two main tracks

    • An electric switch,controlled by an electric lock

    • A power operated switch,also equipped for hand operation

    • A hand operated switch protected by a switch point indicator

    Correct Answer
    A. A power operated switch,also equipped for hand operation
    Explanation
    A dual control switch is a power operated switch that can also be operated manually. It is designed to provide flexibility and redundancy in controlling the flow of power in a circuit. This means that it can be controlled remotely through an electric lock or manually by hand. Having both options allows for increased safety and convenience in operating the switch.

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  • 32. 

    Interlockings may be operated:

    • Automatically

    • Manually

    • Both answers are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Both answers are correct
    Explanation
    Interlockings may be operated both automatically and manually. This means that they can be controlled and managed through automated systems as well as by human intervention. The option "Both answers are correct" implies that interlockings can be operated in either of these ways or even in a combination of both, depending on the specific requirements and circumstances.

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  • 33. 

    Interlocking signals are:

    • Fixed signals of an interlocking that govern trains using interlocking limits.

    • Fixed flags that govern trains using interlocking limits

    • Signals that govern the use of all signaled systems

    • Signals at the entrance of a locked siding

    Correct Answer
    A. Fixed signals of an interlocking that govern trains using interlocking limits.
    Explanation
    Interlocking signals are fixed signals that govern trains using interlocking limits. Interlocking limits refer to the specific areas where train movements are controlled and protected by interlocking systems. These systems ensure that trains can safely navigate through complex track layouts by coordinating the operation of signals, switches, and other trackside equipment. The interlocking signals indicate to train operators whether it is safe to proceed, stop, or take other necessary actions within the interlocking limits.

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  • 34. 

    Employees that are governed by the General Code of Operating Rules,Time Table/Special instructions,must have:1.3.1

    • Knowledge of what these documents contain but not necessary to have a copy while on duty.

    • A current copy of these documents,but not necessary to have a copy while on duty.

    • A current copy of these documents they can refer to while on duty.

    • All the rules and regulations memorized

    Correct Answer
    A. A current copy of these documents they can refer to while on duty.
    Explanation
    Employees who are governed by the General Code of Operating Rules, Time Table/Special instructions, must have a current copy of these documents that they can refer to while on duty. This means that they need to have access to these documents in order to follow the rules and regulations outlined in them. It is not necessary for them to have the documents memorized, but they should have a copy that they can consult as needed.

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  • 35. 

                                                              Chapter 2Employees transmitting or acknowledging a radio communications must begin with:2.2

    • Time of transportation

    • The subdivision they are on

    • Over

    • The required indentification

    Correct Answer
    A. The required indentification
    Explanation
    When employees are transmitting or acknowledging a radio communication, they must begin by providing their required identification. This is important for ensuring clear and effective communication, as it allows others to know who is speaking and helps to avoid confusion or misunderstandings. By stating their required identification at the beginning of the communication, employees can establish a clear line of communication and ensure that their message is properly received and understood.

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  • 36. 

    Radio communications for backing and shoving movements must:5.3.7

    • Specify direction and speed

    • Specify the movement must be made at restricted speed.

    • Specify distance only

    • Specify direction and distance

    Correct Answer
    A. Specify direction and distance
    Explanation
    Radio communications for backing and shoving movements must specify both the direction and distance. This is important in order to ensure clear and effective communication between the individuals involved in the movement. By specifying the direction, it helps to avoid any confusion or misunderstandings regarding the intended path of the movement. Additionally, specifying the distance provides crucial information about the extent of the movement, allowing for proper planning and coordination. Without both the direction and distance being specified, there is a higher risk of errors or accidents occurring during the backing and shoving movements.

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  • 37. 

    At night,if headlight and dith lights fail to operate and no other unit can be used as the lead  unit,continue movement with a white light displayed on the lead unit:5.9.3

    • True

    • False.Must have a red light displayed on the lead unit

    Correct Answer
    A. True
    Explanation
    If the headlights and dith lights fail to operate at night and there is no alternative unit to use as the lead, it is necessary to continue movement with a white light displayed on the lead unit. This is stated in section 5.9.3, making the answer "True".

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  • 38. 

    When possible,who must crew members notify promptly of any condition that will delay or prevent their from making usual speed?6.31

    • All opposing trains,so they will delayed at the meeting point

    • The maintenance forces ahead

    • The trainmaster

    • The train dispatcher

    Correct Answer
    A. The train dispatcher
    Explanation
    Crew members must notify the train dispatcher promptly of any condition that will delay or prevent them from making usual speed. The train dispatcher is responsible for coordinating train movements and ensuring the safe and efficient operation of the railroad. By notifying the train dispatcher, they can take appropriate actions such as adjusting schedules, rerouting trains, or notifying other crews to prevent any disruptions or accidents.

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  • 39. 

                                                         Chapter 7Do not leave equipment standing where it will:7.1

    • Foul equipment on adjacent tracks

    • Cause injury to employees riding on the side of a car or engine

    • Be considered an eye sore by the public

    • Both A or B are correct

    Correct Answer
    A. Both A or B are correct
    Explanation
    The correct answer is that both A and B are correct. Leaving equipment standing in a location where it can foul equipment on adjacent tracks can lead to accidents and damage to the equipment. Additionally, leaving equipment in a position where employees riding on the side of a car or engine can be injured is also a safety hazard. Therefore, both of these options are valid reasons for not leaving equipment standing in certain locations.

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  • 40. 

    Employees handling switches and derails must make sure:8.3

    • The switches and derails are properly lined for intended route

    • The points fit properly and the target,if so equipped,corresponds with the switch's position

    • When the operating lever is equipped with a latch,they do not step on the latch to release the lever except when throwing the switch

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    This question is asking about the responsibilities of employees who handle switches and derails. The correct answer is "All of the above" because it encompasses all the given statements. Employees must ensure that the switches and derails are properly lined for the intended route, that the points fit properly and correspond with the switch's position, and that they do not step on the latch to release the lever unless they are throwing the switch. Therefore, all of these actions are necessary for employees to ensure the safe and proper functioning of switches and derails.

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  • 41. 

    Can the employee in charge of a Form B track bulletin issue verbal permision to enter the limits?15.3

    • Yes

    • No.permission must be in writing

    Correct Answer
    A. Yes
    Explanation
    The employee in charge of a Form B track bulletin can issue verbal permission to enter the limits. There is no requirement for the permission to be in writing.

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  • 42. 

    What is a main track?

    • A track extending through yards and between stations that can be occupied anytime without authority.

    • A length of track between absolute signals

    • A length of track between two distant signals.

    • A track extending through yards and between stations that must not be occupied without authority or protection

    Correct Answer
    A. A track extending through yards and between stations that must not be occupied without authority or protection
    Explanation
    A main track refers to a track that extends through yards and between stations. It is important to note that this track should not be occupied without proper authority or protection. This means that trains or any other vehicles should not enter or use the main track without the necessary permission or safety measures in place.

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  • 43. 

    A movement opposite the authorized direction is a :

    • Reverse movement

    • Backup movement

    • Movement not allowed

    • Movement of cars ahead of the engine

    Correct Answer
    A. Reverse movement
    Explanation
    A movement opposite the authorized direction refers to a reverse movement, where the object or vehicle moves in the opposite direction of the authorized or intended path. This term is commonly used in transportation and refers to a backward or opposite movement from the usual or expected direction.

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  • 44. 

    In case of doubt or uncertainty:1.1.1

    • Take the safe course only if it doesn't cause delay.

    • Only take the safe course if your supervisor instructs you to.

    • Take the safe course

    • Contact the train dispatcher for instructions

    Correct Answer
    A. Take the safe course
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Take the safe course." This means that whenever there is doubt or uncertainty, it is advisable to choose the safer option. However, it is important to note that this should only be done if it does not cause any delay. This answer implies that safety should be prioritized, but not at the expense of efficiency or productivity.

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  • 45. 

    If an employee needs an explanation of any rule,regulations,or instruction who must he or she ask?1.3.1

    • Any employee with more seniority

    • Any company officer

    • A rail fan

    • His or her supervisor

    Correct Answer
    A. His or her supervisor
    Explanation
    An employee should ask his or her supervisor for an explanation of any rule, regulations, or instruction. The supervisor is responsible for providing guidance and clarification regarding company policies and procedures. They have the knowledge and authority to address any questions or concerns raised by the employee. Seeking clarification from the supervisor ensures that the employee receives accurate and reliable information in accordance with the company's guidelines.

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  • 46. 

    Employees may use radio when using hand signals is not practical.Employees must make sure crew members:5.3.6

    • Understand that while using the radio,the engineer will not accept any hand signals,unless they are stop signals

    • Understand they can interchange radio and hand signals

    • Understand the engineer will accept all hand signals,as long as he knows who is giving them

    • Understand the engineer will accept all hand signals,including stop signals

    Correct Answer
    A. Understand that while using the radio,the engineer will not accept any hand signals,unless they are stop signals
    Explanation
    When employees are using a radio, it may not be practical for them to use hand signals. Therefore, they must ensure that crew members understand that the engineer will not accept any hand signals while using the radio, unless they are stop signals. This means that the engineer will only respond to hand signals if they indicate a need to stop.

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  • 47. 

    Blue signal protection is a requirement for protecting railroad workmen:5.13

    • Who are inspecting track and condition of track

    • Who are testing signals and signal appliances

    • Who are inspecting,testing,repairing,and servicing rolling equipment

    • Who are inspecting bridges

    Correct Answer
    A. Who are inspecting,testing,repairing,and servicing rolling equipment
    Explanation
    Blue signal protection is a requirement for protecting railroad workmen who are inspecting, testing, repairing, and servicing rolling equipment. This means that these workmen need to be provided with blue signals to ensure their safety while performing their duties. Blue signal protection helps to prevent accidents and collisions by signaling to other workers and train operators that there are workers on or near the tracks who are working on the rolling equipment. This allows the workers to safely carry out their tasks without the risk of being struck by a moving train.

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  • 48. 

    Except when moving on a main track or on a track where a block system is in effect,trains and engines must move at a speed that allows them to:6.28

    • Stop within one mile

    • Stop within half the range of vision

    • Stop within the range of vision

    • Stop within on train length

    Correct Answer
    A. Stop within half the range of vision
    Explanation
    Trains and engines must be able to stop within half the range of vision to ensure safety. This means that they should be able to come to a complete stop within the distance that they can clearly see ahead. This is important to prevent collisions or accidents with any obstacles or other trains on the track. By being able to stop within half the range of vision, trains and engines can react quickly to any potential hazards and ensure the safety of passengers and crew.

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  • 49. 

    The normal position of crossover switches is for other than crossover movement.The switches must lined in:8.12

    • Normal position,except when they are in use for crossover movement

    • What ever position your track warant instructs you to do

    • Last position used

    • The position the yardmaster instructs

    Correct Answer
    A. Normal position,except when they are in use for crossover movement
    Explanation
    The correct answer is that the normal position of crossover switches is for other than crossover movement. This means that the switches should be lined in their normal position unless they are being used for a crossover movement. In other words, the switches should be set in the position that allows trains to travel straight through the crossover without switching tracks, unless a crossover movement is specifically required.

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