Signal Requirement #1 Flashcards
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM CONDUCTOR TO T/O
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STOP
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM CONDUCTOR TO T/O
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Proceed on Signal Clearance
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM CONDUCTOR TO T/O
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An Answer To Any Signal
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM CONDUCTOR TO T/O
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A Signal from the Conductor to sound the whistle or horn to notify a ROAD CAR INSPECTOR or CAR INSPECTOR to respond to the train.
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM CONDUCTOR TO T/O
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A signal to the T/O to sound the train horn or whistle to notify NYPD/EMS to respond to the train.
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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STOP. Do not change the status of the doors until further notice. If the doors are open- keep open. If doors are closed-keep closed.
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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Return to normal operation.
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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An answer to any signal
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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A signal for the conductor to sound the horn or whistle to notify a ROAD CAR INSPECTOR or CAR INSPECTOR to respond to the train.
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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A signal for the conductor to sound the train horn or whistle to notify NYPD/EMS to respond to the train
BUZZER SIGNAL FROM THE T/O TO THE CONDUCTOR
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A signal for the Conductor to come to T/O Cab
STOP
Any object, to & fro across the trackway.
PROCEED
(An up & down motion)
REDUCE SPEED TO NOT MORE THAN FIVE (5) MPH.
BE PREPARED TO STOP
12-1
EMERGENCY- CLEAR THE AIR
When a 12-1 code is transmitted, the message following will take priority over all other transmissions
12-2
FIRE and/or SMOKE (on train, trackway, etc.)
12-3
FLOOD or SERIOUS WATER CONDITION
12-5
STALLED TRAIN (power, brakes, etc. )
12-6
DERAILMENT
12-7
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
(Police, ambulance, etc.)
12-8
ARMED CUSTOMER (on train, trackway, etc.)
12-9
CUSTOMER UNDER TRAIN
12-10
UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ON TRACK - CATWALK
12-11
SERIOUS VANDALISM
12-12
DISORDERLY CUSTOMERS
What are the Three (3) types of signals?
Fixed
Audible (Whistle/Horn/Buzzer)
Moveable (Hand, Light, Flag)
What are the three (3) types of fixed signals?
Automatic
Interlocking
Miscellaneous
What are the three (3) types of Interlocking Signals?
Home (Standard/Low)
Approach
Marker
PROCEED
(An up & down motion)
STOP
(A motion with any object to & fro across the trackway.)
Reduce speed to not more than five (5) MPH. Be prepared to stop.
Bad Order Signal
Stop & Stay. Contact OCC immediately
Bad Order Signal/ BO
Stop & Stay
Call OCC Immediately
Bad Order Signal/BO
Stop & Stay
Contact OCC Immediately
Fixed Miscellaneous Bank of Lights
TO must sound their horn or whistle whenever they observe lights, flags, hand lamps or banks of lights along the track, whether or not workers are visible.
Fixed Miscellaneous Bumper Light
Absolute STOP & STAY
Defines the limits of train movement at the end of a track.
Tower Emergency Horn/Whistle
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All trains within the interlocking limits come to an immediate stop.
Tower Emergency Horn/Whistle
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Tower Emergency Horn/Whistle
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Tower Emergency Horn/Whistle
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3 Types of Signals
3 Types of Audible Signals
3 Types of Moveable Signals
3 Types of Fixed Signals
3 Types of Interlocking Signals