Union Pacific System Rules And Instructions of the Transportation Department
Union Pacific System Rules And Instructions of the Transportation Department
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When hand signals are given to pass interlocking Stop-signals, where such sig- nals govern movements over railroad crossings or drawbridges, the person in charge of the train or engine must send a man ahead to the railroad crossing or drawbridge, before passing over them with the train or engine.
Where interlocking signals are in operation, trainmen must not give "proceed^ ^ signals against them.
This rule must not be understood as authority to pass an interlocking Stop-signal without stop- pin...g for it.
105 A hand signal given as per this rule is author- ity to pass interlocking Stop-signals only and does not apply to Automatic Block-signals.
664. The engineman of a train which has parted must sound the whistle signal for Train- parted on approaching an interlocking plant.
665. An engineman receiving a Train-parted signal from a signalman must answer by the whistle signal for Train-parted.
666. When a parted train has been re- coupled the signalman must be notified.
667. Sand must not be used over movable parts of an interlocking plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When hand signals are given to pass interlocking Stop-signals, where such sig- nals govern movements over railroad crossings or drawbridges, the person in charge of the train or engine must send a man ahead to the railroad crossing or drawbridge, before passing over them with the train or engine.
Where interlocking signals are in operation, trainmen must not give "proceed^ ^ signals against them.
This rule must not be understood as authority to pass an interlocking Stop-signal without stop- pin...g for it.
105 A hand signal given as per this rule is author- ity to pass interlocking Stop-signals only and does not apply to Automatic Block-signals.
664. The engineman of a train which has parted must sound the whistle signal for Train- parted on approaching an interlocking plant.
665. An engineman receiving a Train-parted signal from a signalman must answer by the whistle signal for Train-parted.
666. When a parted train has been re- coupled the signalman must be notified.
667. Sand must not be used over movable parts of an interlocking plant.
What to read after Union Pacific System Rules And Instructions of the Transportation Department?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Union Pacific Railroad Company to read onlineMoreLess
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