This quiz assesses knowledge of NORAC Movement Permit Form D, focusing on its structure, authorization, and operational rules. It's designed for railroad professionals, enhancing their understanding of dispatch protocols and safety compliance.
The Dispatcher
Bulletin Order
Timetable
Engineer or Conductor
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Numbered consecutively each day beginning at midnight
Numbered sequentially each day beginning at midnight
Numbered beginning with the date and time issued
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True
False
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The Engineer
The Conductor and Engineer
The Conductor
Anyone that acts as a pilot
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True
False
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Extra 933
Extra CN 2502
Engine 903 No. 101
No. 101 Eng 903
N0. 101 Eng 933 Extra
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False
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TC 7922 Eng 903 plus 3
No. 101 Eng 903 TC plus 3
TC 7922 plus 3
TC 7922
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True
False
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False
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Complete the delivery portion on all Form D's in the set.
Complete the delivery portion of the top Form D in the set delivered.
Verbally dictate the Form D and give a Time Effective after it's repeated.
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Employees qualified on the Operating Rules.
An employee operating the controls of a moving train or track car.
An employee piloting a moving train or track car.
The Engineer provided the train is stopped.
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105
One-zero-five
Ten-five
One hundred five
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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True
False
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False
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Additional Line 7 authorities
Form D cancellation information
Additional Line 3 authorities
Track is clear information
Additional Line 2 authorities
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The Form D has been delivered to the engineer
The Engineer has acknowledged he is to receive a Form D
Blocking devices are not required at locations where crews are required to inquire about Form D's prior to departure.
When moving the train must not exceed 30 MPH, if the delivery is not effected the train must stop.
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3 miles / after
2 miles / before
2 miles / after
3 miles / before
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Relieving Conductor or Engineer
Relieving Conductor and Engineer
Relieving Conductor
Relieving Engineer
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Line 2 or Bulletin Order / Prepared to Stop
Line 10 or Bulletin Order / Prepared to Stop
Line 10 or Bulletin Order / at restricted speed
Line 2 or Bulletin Order / at restricted speed
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Consecutive order / mile post locations, signal locations
Sequential order / station signs, mile post markers
Consecutive order / station signs, mile post makers
Sequential order / mile post locations, signal locations
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True
False
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At restricted speed / verbal permission
Prepared to stop / receiving a new Form D
At restricted speed / receiving a new form D
Prepared to stop / verbal permission
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The proper hand signal or verbal permission / a proceed signal indication
A proceed signal indication / receiving a new Form D
A proceed signal indication / a proceed signal indication
The proper hand signal or verbal permission / receiving a new Form D
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True
False
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Marked with an "X" / retained for 5 days
Marked with an "X" / retained for 7 days
Destroyed / retained for 7 days
Marked with a slash / retained for 7 days
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False
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False
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