Day 5 Trains

Question 1

Camp Car

Answer 1

Any on-track vehicle, except a wreck train, that is used to house railroad or contract employees

Question 2

Markers

Answer 2

A highly visible marking device in the red – orange – amber color range, affixed to the rear of the train to indicate that the train is complete

Question 3

Engine

Answer 3

A unit propelled by any form of energy or a combination of units operating from a single control used in Road or yard service

Question 4

Track Car

Answer 4

A roadway maintenance machine, not classified as an engine, which is operated on track for inspection or maintenance. It may not shunt track circuits or operate signals and will be governed by rules and special instructions for trains other than passenger trains

Question 6

Multiple Unit Equipment

Answer 6

Equipment capable of being propelled by electrical energy through the use of Third World contact shoes

Question 7

Train

Answer 7

And engine or more than one engine coupled, with or without cars displaying markers

Question 8

Push-pull Train

Answer 8

A train consisting of a bi-level cab control car at one end and a diesel or dual-mode locomotive at the opposite end

Question 8

Regular Train

Answer 8

A train authorize by a timetable schedule

Question 11

Extra Train

Answer 11

A train not authorized by timetable schedule. It may be designated as:
Passenger extra – for passenger train extra
Work extra – for work train extra
Track Car extra – for track car extra
Extra – for any other extra train except passenger extra, work extra or tracker extra

Question 11

Passenger Train

Answer 11

A train carrying revenue passengers

Question 12

Superior Train

Answer 12

A train having precedence over another train

Question 12

Train of superior right

Answer 12

A train given precedents by form L

Question 13

Train of superior direction

Answer 13

A train given precedence in the direction specified as between opposing regular trains