3 Pos Signals Flashcards
π΄
π΄
Stop
Point, if any, are unknown
Track may be occupied
Must not proceed
Next signal is unknown
π’
π΄
Clear Normal Speed:
Points, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at track speed
Next signal is at proceed
π‘
π΄
Normal Speed Warning:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at track speed
Next signal is at stop
π΄
π’
Clear Medium Speed:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at max 40km/h
Next signal is at proceed
π΄
π‘
Medium Speed Warning:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at max 40km/h
Next signal is at stop
π΄
π΄
π§
Low Speed Caution:
Point, if any, are set
Track may be occupied
Proceed at max 15km/h
Prepare to stop if next signal is at stop
π‘
π’
Reduce to Medium:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at track speed but reduce to medium by next signal
Next signal is a medium aspect
What is the function of 3 position signals?
More information about the track ahead
The location of Green or yellow, top or bottom lights informs the driver of what?
Points- set or not set
Track section ahead- clear or occupied
Speed- normal or medium speed
Next signal- proceed aspect or Stop
3 position signals are what type?
Light type
The A light refers to what light
Top light
The B light refers to what light?
Bottom light
The C light on a specific signal is where
Below the home signals
Name 3 classes of 3 position signals
Home
Automatic
Dwarf
How are home signals distinguished?
Vertically one above the other
How are automatic signals distinguished?
Two lights are staggered
How are dwarf signals distinguished?
Display one coloured light at a time
Who controls a home signal
The signaller
3 position home signals are fixed at and protect what?
(5 answers)
Stations
Signal boxes
Sidings
Level crossings
Junctions
What is the primary purpose of automatic signals?
To expedite the passage of trains by dividing long sections into shorter sections