Level Crossings Flashcards

1
Q

MCB

A

Manned crossing with barriers

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2
Q

MG

A

Manned crossing with gates

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3
Q

RC

A

Remotely controlled crossing with barriers

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4
Q

OD

A

Barrier crossing with obstacle detection

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5
Q

TMO

A

Train crew operated

Stop bord

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6
Q

OC

A

Open crossing, no gates or barriers

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7
Q

Barrow or foot crossing with white lights

A

Cross between platforms

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8
Q

R/G

A

Crossing with red and green lights

Auto or used worked

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9
Q

UWC

A

Occupation and accommodation incl bridleway

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10
Q

What should you find out when recieving a UWC phone call (3)

A

Which crossing they want to use
What is required to pass over the crossing
How long it will take

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11
Q

What should you do before authorising long/low/slow vehicles or animals to cross? (5)

A

How long will the movement take
Make sure enough time between trains to prevent delay
Make sure protecting signals placed/kept at danger
Make sure approaching train is clear of the crossing
Tell the user to report back once clear

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12
Q

If the low/slow vehicle user doesn’t call back, what do you tell the train driver? (3)

A

Approach at caution
Only pass over if they are sure it’s safe to do so
Tell you whether the crossing is safe for trains to pass

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13
Q

What to do if you don’t understand a caller?

A

Caution trains until you are sure the crossing is safe

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14
Q

What do you record from telephone calls (5)

A
Name of crossing
Time and nature of request
How long they say the movement will take
Time you give permission to cross
Time confirmation clear received
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15
Q

What should you do if the phone fails (2)

A

Tell drivers to approach at caution

Do not pass over unless they are sure it is safe

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16
Q

When do you not need to caution drivers when the phone has failed (3)

A

Automatic crossing and someone there to contact you by other means
User worked crossing and another way to communicate which allows safe crossing
User worked crossing which is secured out of use

17
Q

What should you tell drivers approaching a crossing where the gates have been left open (4)

A

Approach at caution
Not to pass over crossing until they are sure it is safe
Tell you whether the gates are close
Ask them to close the gates

18
Q

What do you tell a crossing attendant when they come on duty (4)

A

Line blockage
Possession
Single line working
Wrong direction movements

19
Q

Is road traffic considered an obstruction within clearing point

A

No

20
Q

What is the speed limit for trains at an ACOL

A

55mph

21
Q

What do you do if a user says they will take more than 3 minutes to cross

A

Treat as long/low/slow