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Posted: Jan 03 2013 (21:10)
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It is often observed that in Official Railway Maps issued by various zonal railways different classification of sections are mentioned in box chart. This is what railway means:
#ClassificationOfLines :
(1) Broad Gauge – The BG lines have been classified into six Groups ‘A’ to ‘E’ on the basis of
future maximum permissible speeds as under -
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#ClassificationOfLines :
(1) Broad Gauge – The BG lines have been classified into six Groups ‘A’ to ‘E’ on the basis of
future maximum permissible speeds as under -
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more...
(2) Metre Gauge – The MG lines have been classified into three categories based on the speed potential and traffic density in the section as under -
(a) ‘Q’ routes – The ‘Q’ routes consist of the routes where the maximum permissible speed will be more than 75 kmph. The traffic density is generally more than 2.5 GMT.
(b) ‘R’ routes – These routes will have a speed potential of 75 kmph and the traffic
density...
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(a) ‘Q’ routes – The ‘Q’ routes consist of the routes where the maximum permissible speed will be more than 75 kmph. The traffic density is generally more than 2.5 GMT.
(b) ‘R’ routes – These routes will have a speed potential of 75 kmph and the traffic
density...
more...