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Posted: Feb 24 2013 (20:33)
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Last Response: Feb 24 2013 (20:45)
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Last Response: Feb 24 2013 (20:45)
How does a driver get informed that the train will pass through the main line or loop line if it has no stoppage on that station??????
signals.....before the train reach the outer...the signal given in the above scenario will be amber and not green thus bringing his speed to a few kms per hour then at the outer he is directed to other tracks...
if the train is to be stopped at the loop line which is towards the left then the outer will signal amber as well as the signals will be on indicating that the train is going to the left.
this is my inference...pls correct meif i am wrong or add any info if i missed...
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if the train is to be stopped at the loop line which is towards the left then the outer will signal amber as well as the signals will be on indicating that the train is going to the left.
this is my inference...pls correct meif i am wrong or add any info if i missed...
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the following pic will tell you more about the signal indicating towrds the left from the main line.
pic courtesy: IRFCA
pic courtesy: IRFCA
there are two signals to be considered here, one is home and the other is proceed signal preceeding the home signal..
PROCEED signal is approximately a km or more from the home signal and has four color light display, if this is green then home may be at yellow or green indicating stop on mainline or no stop.
If Proceed signal is at double yellow aspect then next signal(home) would be indicating a platform with yellow aspect and white colored lights pointing towards a loop.
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PROCEED signal is approximately a km or more from the home signal and has four color light display, if this is green then home may be at yellow or green indicating stop on mainline or no stop.
If Proceed signal is at double yellow aspect then next signal(home) would be indicating a platform with yellow aspect and white colored lights pointing towards a loop.
If...
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