1
Q
How are signals of the same class read when on the same post?
A
Top to bottom, left to right
2
Q
How do you identify where different classes on the same post take you with Two Position signals?
A
By reading the signal diagram for that area.
3
Q
What is the purpose of a Co-acting signal?
A
It is used to mirror a signal that cannot be easily seen due to something obstructing the view of the signal.
4
Q
How can Co-acting signals be identified?
A
It will have the same signal number as the signal it is mirroring.
sometimes it might also have the letter P in front of the number.
Signals & Safe Working
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Two position signals27
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Three Position Signals57
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Hand Signals14
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Automatic Block System (ABS)5
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Automatic And Track Control7
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Track Force Protection22
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Route Indicators7
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Automatic Train Stops6
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Signal Diagrams5
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Exceptions To Pass Fixed Signals ABS13
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Exceptions To Pass Fixed Signals ATC System12
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Identifying And Dealing With Signal Irregularities13
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Signals Out Of Use3
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Multiple signals4
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Special speeds10
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Level Crossings And Track Side Signs16
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Train Authority Procedures9
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Dual Control Point Machines13
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Electro-Hydraulic Point Machines EHPM10
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Setting Back Trains12
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Things To Remember102
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ABS Train Disabled23
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ABS Derailed Or Obsructed3
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Melbourne Underground Rail Loop33
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Murl Disabled, Derailed, Obstructed11
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Single Line Working10
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Single Line Working Disabled or Obstructed6
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Adverse Weather Risks7
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Hand Operated Siding Gates6
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Siding operations14
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Train evacuations8
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Observing Train Following Safely5
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Overhead Components & Procedures7
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Absolute Block Working7
