NORAC Protection of trains NOTE: 135 to 137e not yet completed
After lighting the fuse go back to the equipment and wait
Display a lighted fuse if they see or hear a train approaching
Give a stop signal to approaching trains that may be affected
Go out at least the table prescribed in 130a
True
False
Form D line 5
Form D line 4 or line 5
Form D line 5
Form D line 4 or line 13
Form D line 4 or 13
Form D line 5
The dispatcher may verbally authorize foul time
Form D line 13
True
False
An approach sign, stop sign and a resume speed sign is properly placed.
The affected track is clear of movements not part of the work group.
Blocking devices have been applied to the controls of switches
Controlled signals leading to the track are in stop position
True
False
The Conductor and Engineer
The employee requesting use of the track
The operators controlling the entrance to the track
The dispatcher
A whole mile post
A fraction of a mile
A station or other physical characteristic location
A track barricade or flagman at a designated location
A diverging limits sign
ABS
CSS
DCS
INTERLOCKING RULES
None of the above
Slow Speed
30 MPH
Restricted Speed
The employee in charge sets the speed
The dispatcher / restricted speed
The dispatcher / 30 MPH
The employee in charge / 30 MPH
The employee in charge / restricted speed
True
False
True
False
True
False
Movements in the direction of the OOS track must be notified my Bulletin Order
Movements in the direction of the OOS track must be notified by a Form D line 5 or 13
Movements in the direction of the OOS track must be notified by the Disptacher
Movements in the direction of the OOS track must be notified by a Form D line 4 or 13
True
False
The fouling point of the switch listed on the Form D line 5
Whole mile post or Station
The Approach sign and the Resume Working limits Sign
A whole mile post or other physical location
The employee requesting to obstruct the track.
Operators controlling switched within the working limits.
The train approaching the working limits.
Trains approaching the obstructed track.
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