3 Pos Signals Flashcards

1
Q

πŸ”΄
πŸ”΄

A

Stop
Point, if any, are unknown
Track may be occupied
Must not proceed
Next signal is unknown

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2
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🟒
πŸ”΄

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Clear Normal Speed:
Points, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at track speed
Next signal is at proceed

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3
Q

🟑
πŸ”΄

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Normal Speed Warning:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at track speed
Next signal is at stop

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4
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πŸ”΄
🟒

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Clear Medium Speed:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at max 40km/h
Next signal is at proceed

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5
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πŸ”΄
🟑

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Medium Speed Warning:
Point, if any, are set
Track is clear
Proceed at max 40km/h
Next signal is at stop

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6
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πŸ”΄
πŸ”΄
πŸ§€

A

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

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7
Q

🟑
🟒

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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

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8
Q

What is the function of 3 position signals?

A

More information about the track ahead

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9
Q

The location of Green or yellow, top or bottom lights informs the driver of what?

A

Points- set or not set
Track section ahead- clear or occupied
Speed- normal or medium speed
Next signal- proceed aspect or Stop

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10
Q

3 position signals are what type?

A

Light type

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11
Q

The A light refers to what light

A

Top light

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12
Q

The B light refers to what light?

A

Bottom light

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13
Q

The C light on a specific signal is where

A

Below the home signals

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14
Q

Name 3 classes of 3 position signals

A

Home
Automatic
Dwarf

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15
Q

How are home signals distinguished?

A

Vertically one above the other

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16
Q

How are automatic signals distinguished?

A

Two lights are staggered

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17
Q

How are dwarf signals distinguished?

A

Display one coloured light at a time

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18
Q

Who controls a home signal

A

The signaller

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19
Q

3 position home signals are fixed at and protect what?
(5 answers)

A

Stations
Signal boxes
Sidings
Level crossings
Junctions

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20
Q

What is the primary purpose of automatic signals?

A

To expedite the passage of trains by dividing long sections into shorter sections

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21
Q

Can you pass a home signal under rule 1 section 3

22
Q

Who controls dwarf signals?

23
Q

Dwarf signals control train movements from
(4 answers)

A

Running line to running line
Running line to siding
Siding to running line
Siding to siding

24
Q

Name the fixed signals that are absolute?
(3 answers)

A

Home
Dwarf
Disc

25
Name the signals that are permissive and what rule needs to be followed
Automatic signals Rule 1 sec 3
26
Home and automatic signals are what colours?
Red πŸ”΄ Green 🟒 Yellow 🟑
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Dwarf signals are what colours
Purple 🟣 Blue πŸ”΅ Red πŸ”΄ Green 🟒 Yellow 🟑
28
Name the 3 colours on dwarf signals that mean stop
Purple 🟣 Blue πŸ”΅ Red πŸ”΄
29
What is the only colour a marker light can display?
Red πŸ”΄
30
When can a low speed caution never be used?
Bi-directional portion of track
31
Illuminated 65 or 80 on 3 position signals tells us what about the point ahead?
High speed points
32
πŸ”΄ 🟒 65
Clear medium speed illuminated 65: Point, if any, are set Track is clear Proceed at illuminated speed Next signal is at proceed
33
Illuminated letter "A" on 3 position signals home signal informs the driver of what?
-Point for the home signal, set to mainline -Signal operating as automatic singal -Rules that apply to passing a Stop position on automatic signals apply
34
What colour is the illuminated A
Red πŸ”΄
35
When the signaller is operating the points and signals the Signal Box is.....
Switched In signal box
36
The signaller goes Off duty, the signal box is considered.....
Switched-out
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Switched Out signals is also known as what mode?
Fleeting mode
38
3 position dwarf signals indicated what 3 aspects
Stop Low speed caution Clear low speed
39
What is the primary purpose of Banner Indicators?
To indicate the aspect of the signal ahead where a clear view cannot be obtained
40
Can a banner indicator have a fixed market light?
Yes
41
What does this banner indicator mean? βšͺ️βšͺ️βšͺ️βšͺ️
Stop/red πŸ”΄
42
What does this banner indicator mean? βšͺ️ βšͺ️ βšͺ️ βšͺ️
Yellow 🟑 Caution/warning
43
What does this banner indicator mean? βšͺ️ βšͺ️ βšͺ️ βšͺ️
Green 🟒 Proceed
44
If a banner indicator fails, what does the diver presume the next signal displays?
STOP
45
Repeating signals are used for what purpose?
To give advance warning when leaving a 2 position signals to a 3 position signalled area
46
Repeating signals can display what 3 aspects
Warning Proceed Reduced to medium
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Repeating signals is advising what 🟑 🟑
Warning
48
Repeating signals is advising what 🟒 🟑
Proceed
49
Repeating signals is advising what 🟑 🟒
Reduced to medium
50
What is a tramway square?
Home signal protecting overhead so that voltage can be switched for tram
51
What is track circuitry?
When a trains front wheels pass the relay area it makes the previous signal revert back to its safest position β€œStop”