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Bnsf-Maintenance of Way Operating Rules Exam Questions and Answers Track warrant control- method to authorize train movements or protect men and equipment on a main track within specified limits in a territory designated by the timetable. - AnswerTWC /.When used in relation to a manually oper...

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Track warrant control- method to authorize train movements or protect men and
equipment on a main track within specified limits in a territory designated by the
timetable. - AnswerTWC

/.When used in relation to a manually operated switch or derail, a lock that can be
locked or unlocked only by the craft or group of workers applying the lock. -
AnswerEffective locking device

/.A track extending through yards and between stations that must not be occupied
without authority or protection. - AnswerMain Track

/.Two or more main tracks that are used according to the timetable. - AnswerMultiple
Main Tracks

/.A track connected to the main track and used for meeting or passing trains. Location of
sidings are shown in timetable. - AnswerSiding

/.Yard Limits - AnswerYL

/.West Crossover - AnswerWXO

/.West Siding Switch - AnswerWSS

/.Westbound Controlled Signal - AnswerWBCS

/.South Crossover - AnswerSXO

/.South Siding Switch - AnswerSSS

/.Southbound Controlled Signal - AnswerSBCS

/.Restricted Limits - AnswerRL

/.North Crossover - AnswerNXO

/.North Siding Switch - AnswerNSS

/.Northbound Controlled Signal - AnswerNBCS

/.Main Track - AnswerMT

/.Mile Post - AnswerMP

, /.East Crossover - AnswerEXO

/.East Siding Switch - AnswerESS

/.Eastbound Controlled Signal - AnswerEBCS

/.Double Track - AnswerDT

/.Centralized Traffic Control- Block system that uses block signal indications to
authorize train movements. - AnswerCTC

/.Two or more tracks with track centers spaced less than 25ft apart. - AnswerAdjacent
Tracks

/.Location of absolute signals controlled by a control operator. - AnswerControl Point

/.The movement of trains in one direction on a main track as specified by the rules. -
AnswerCurrent of Traffic

/.Two main tracks where the current of traffic on one track is in a specified direction and
in the opposite direction of the other. - AnswerDouble Track

/.Play games, read magazines, newspapers, or other literature not related to duties, use
electronic devices not related to duties. - AnswerUnless permitted by the railroad, what
must employees on duty not do? (rule 1.10)

/.At any time, on any track and in either direction. - AnswerWhere and when must
employees expect the movement of trains, engines, cars or other movable equipment?
(rule 1.20)

/.Comply with the instructions of the designated employee. - AnswerWhere no
yardmaster is on duty, what must an employee do when their duties affect yard
movement? (rule 1.46)

/.Listen long enough to ensure the channel is not being used before transmitting, give
the required identification and not transmit further until an acknowledgement is received.
- AnswerWhat must an employee do when operating a radio? (rule 2.1)

/.Name or initials of the railroad, train number, engine number or words that identify the
precise mobile unit number. - AnswerWhat is the required identification for a mobile
unit? (2.2)

/.It concerns yard switching operations, it is a recorded message from an automatic
alarm device or it is general in nature and doesn't contain any information, instructions
or advice that could affect the safety of railroad operations. - AnswerAn employee

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