Category 1
A) Check for labeling on the signal case
B) Refer to the track and signal diagram in the TTSIs
C) Ask the Dispatcher
D) Ask the Signal Maintainer
B) Refer to the track and signal diagram in the TTSIs
If a controlled Signal that has been cleared for a Failed Train displays a Permissive Cab-Signal Proceed aspect, what authority does the Engineer require to pass the Controlled Signal?
A) Form Z Line 11
B) Form X Line 10 and 11
C) Form X Lines 9 and 11
D) Verbal permission of the Dispatcher
E) Form X Lines 11 and 12
B) Form X Line 10 and 11
If Foul Time has been issued and if the person receiving the Foul Time doesn't report clear, how and when may the Dispatcher allow a train to approach and enter the specified limits?
A) After the requested time limits have expired
B) Only by Form X Line 10, Line 11 and Line 12 instructions after the requested time limits have expired
C) Never
D) Five minutes after requested time limits have expired
C) Never
A cell phone may be used as an authorized time piece
A) True
B) False
B) False
The definition of an Extra train (EXTRA) is
A) An engine with or without cars
B) A train consisting of electric self-propelled cars designed for passenger service, which MUE cars collect electricity through the use of third-rail contact shoes
C) A train not authorized by a Timetable Schedule
D) A train authorized by a Timetable Schedule
E) A train meeting the Class A Trian requirements as defined in the Timetable Special Instructions. For SIR-R44 MUE cars
C) A train not authorized by a Timetable Schedule
Where on SIRTOA property is Smoking Permitted
A) Nowhere
B) Outdoors
C) Break rooms
D) Designated areas
A) Nowhere
Obsolete or Defective Company Equipment must be
A) Disposed of
B) Held until requested
C) Destroyed
D) Turned into a Supervisor
D) Turned into a Supervisor
The definition of a Return Movement is
A) A movement opposite to the direction previously authorized.
B) The direction in which trains normally operate on a specific track as specified in the Timetable Special Instructions.
C) The direction opposite to the Normal Direction of Traffic.
D) The movement of an uncoupled engine or leading portion of a train back toward the remaining stationary portion of the same train
D) The movement of an uncoupled engine or leading portion of a train back toward the remaining stationary portion of the same train
The definition of a Partially Equipped Train is
A) A train not equipped with Cab Signal and speed control (ATC) equipment
B) A train not meeting the definition of a Fully Equipped Train on which the ADU and the Cab Signal equipment are fully operational on the leading unit for the direction of movement. The Cab Signal cut-in/cut-out switch must be sealed in the cut-in position
C) A Train having Cab Signal and speed control (ATC) equipment that does not meet the definition of a Fully Equipped Train or the definition of a Partially Equipped Train.
D) A train on which the ADU, the Cab Signal and the speed control (ATC) equipment are all fully operational on the leading unit for the direction of movement. The Cab Signal cut-in/.cut-out and ATC cut-in/cut-out switches must both be sealed in the cut-pos.
B) A train not meeting the definition of a Fully Equipped Train on which the ADU and the Cab Signal equipment are fully operational on the leading unit for the direction of movement. The Cab Signal cut-in/cut-out switch must be sealed in the cut-in position
What sidings are equipped with Electrified Third Rail (Check All That Apply)
A) Holly Siding
B) Clifton MUE Siding
C) Brady Siding
D) Tompkinsville Siding & Tail Track
A) Holly Siding
B) Clifton MUE Siding
D) Tompkinsville Siding & Tail Track
Limited Speed is defined as
A) For Class A Trains, not exceeding 20 MPH. For all other trains, not exceeding 15 MPH.
B) The highest speed permitted on a track for a particular class/type of train equipment as authorized in the Timetable Special Instructions.
C) For Class A Trains, not exceeding 15 MPH. For all other trains, not exceeding 10 MPH.
D) A speed that shall permit stopping with one-half the range of vision, and to stop short of any train, equipment, obstruction on or fouling the track, switch or derail-improperly lined, broken rail, misaligned track, or any other condition that may require a stop or for which speed should be reduced, but not exceeding 15 mph for class a trains and track cars and 10 mph for all other trains these restrictions apply to the movement of the entire train or track car length unless otherwise specified in the rule or instruction that requires restricted speed
E) For Class A Trains, not exceeding 30 MPH. For all other trains, not exceeding 20 MPH
E) For Class A Trains, not exceeding 30 MPH. For all other trains, not exceeding 20 MPH
A Signal Aspect is
A) The information conveyed by a signal
B) The definition of the signal
C) The Signal number
D) The appearance of a Signal
E) The Name of a Signal
D) The appearance of a Signal
The definition of Reverse Direction of Traffic is
A) The direction opposite to the Normal Direction of Traffic
B) The movement of an uncoupled engine or leading portion of a train
C) A movement opposite to the direction previously authorized
D) The direction in which trains normally operate on a specific track as specified in the Timetable Special Instructions
A) The direction opposite to the Normal Direction of Traffic
When the cab signal changes form Restricting to a more favorable aspect, when may the train accelerate above Restricted Speed?
A) Immediately
B) After the train has run its length and once it is observed that the train's route is unoccupied for 500 feet ahead of the train
C) Once it is observed that the train's route is unoccupied for 500 feet ahead of the train
D) After clearing any broken rails
E) Once the train has run its length
B) After the train has run its length and once it is observed that the train's route is unoccupied for 500 feet ahead of the train
Before the Train Dispatcher may cancel a Form Z line 2 the Employee in charge listed on line 2 must first notify the dispatcher that:
A) That all hand operated switches and derails are locked in their normal position
B) Whether any temporary Speed Restrictions
C) That the track is clear of Trains, Track cars and Equipment
D) That no employees are depending on the "track out of service" protection
E) All of the above
E) All of the above
Cab door when not in immediate use are to be kept locked
A) True
B) False
A) True
What type of permission is needed to occupy North Shore Branch
A) Verbal Permission of Train Dispatcher
B) Form X or Z Authority
C) Permission of Superintendent Transportation
D) Timetable
A) Verbal Permission of Train Dispatcher
If flag protection is required under the rules, and the Class A train maximum approach speed is 60 MPH, how far out from the location needing protection must the person flagging go?
A) 600 feet
B) 1,200 feet
C) 900 feet
D) 1,500 feet
E) 2,500 feet
D) 1,500 feet
Material that is secured must not be stored less than what distance from the nearest rail of a main Track or a track within interlocking limits?
A) 9 feet
B) 8 feet
C) 12 feet
D) 7 feet
E) 10 feet
D) 7 feet
Maximum Authorized Speed for St. George Track 10 to the North Shore for Class A Trains
A) 5
B) 10
C) 3
D) 15
C) 3
When Operating Rules are in effect on NUM 1 Track at New Dorp Station (Circle the letters for all correct answers)?
A) Rule 9.0 (Movement of Trains) and its subparts
B) Interlocking rules
C) Rule 14.0 (Cab Signal System and Related Rules) and its subparts
D) Other Than Main Track rules
E) Rule 11.5 (Tracks Signaled in Both Directions) and its subparts
A) Rule 9.0 (Movement of Trains) and its subparts
C) Rule 14.0 (Cab Signal System and Related Rules) and its subparts
E) Rule 11.5 (Tracks Signaled in Both Directions) and its subparts
When necessary to facilitate train operations, the dispatcher may advice a train crew as to the signal-aspect name that should be or is being displayed by a Controlled Signal
A) True
B) False
B) False
A train movement is instructed to stop while traversing Adams Interlocking. The train entered the interlocking from a Main Track. The Dispatcher desires to have the train make a reverse movement back onto that track to clear the interlocking. No controlled signal is involved. After providing the required protection and applying the required blocking, what authorization must be issued for the reverse movement?
A) Verbal permission of the Dispatcher
B) Form Z Line 4
C) Form X Line 6
D) Form Z Line 4 and verbal permission of the Dispatcher
E) Form X Line 10
A) Verbal permission of the Dispatcher
The definition of a reverse movement is
A) The movement of an uncoupled engine or leading portion of a train back toward the remaining stationary portion of the same train
B) The direction in which trains normally operate on a specific track as specified in the Timetable Special Instructions
C) The direction opposite to the Normal Direction of Traffic
D) A movement opposite to the direction previously authorized.
D) A movement opposite to the direction previously authorized.
The authorized abbreviation for HOLLY INTERLOCKING?
A) HLX
B) HYX
C) HIL
D) HIX
A) HLX