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  • What must be confirmed by the engineer before a movement begins?
  • What is the maximum speed for a 2-axle scale test car?
  • Which of the following is NOT a signal type mentioned for governing movements?
  • Is the issuance of a Track Authority that includes a Box 6 'Do Not Depart until the Arrival Of ' allowed in 171 Territory?
  • Operating a hand-throw switch requires which type of movement?
  • What action should be taken if a signal changes to Restricting or Stop?
  • What should an employee do after receiving a Track Authority?
  • What type of car is commonly used to haul bulk liquids?
  • What type of car would be used to haul a commodity that needs to be protected from the weather, like rolls of paper?
  • What type of signaling equipment must be kept in the operating compartment of locomotives and cabooses?
  • What is the primary purpose of a Stop Signal?
  • Where does permission to occupy a main track come from in 271 and 171 territories?
  • What additional requirement must work boots meet besides height?
  • What is required to make a reverse movement within the limits of the block in 251 Territory?
  • When must an employee report the restoration of main track switches to the Dispatcher?
  • What must be determined before a crew member may shove equipment?
  • In what train document will you find a Form Y?
  • Under what condition can a train operate on the indication of a Clear signal?
  • If the Engineer applied the Automatic Brake, what would the control valve on a freight car sense in terms of brake pipe pressure?
  • If your train has passed a Restricting Signal and is operating at restricted speed at night, when can you operate on the indication of the Clear signal?
  • Which section of the Division Timetable includes maximum speeds and diesel unit ratings?
  • What must each crew maintain in the cab of the controlling locomotive?
  • Who is responsible for the removal of Blue Signal protection?
  • When transmitting Track Authorities, what should both the Dispatcher and the receiving employee do?
  • Which signal is characterized by having no number plate and displaying an aspect of Red over Red over Red?
  • If Train J29 operates westward in Rule 261 territory and you stop to inspect a car after receiving a Clear signal, what must you be prepared for when departing?
  • What is the primary feature of a tank car?
  • What do the right of way conditions in a Train Clearance provide information about?
  • What is the preferred action if there’s a defect on one car after air hose issues?
  • What types of adornments are forbidden while working as part of a train crew?
  • What must be communicated to the engineer before making shoving movements?
  • To effectively manage communication over the radio, what is crucial for clarity?
  • When operating in 271 Territory and entering a block on a Restricting Signal, what should you do when ready to proceed after switching an industry?
  • For a Class I Brake Test, how many PSI are required on the rear car?
  • What is the term for a length of track where movements are governed by signals or directives?
  • What is the first step in transmitting a mandatory directive over the radio?
  • When approaching a fixed signal requiring a Stop, how must Train 27D stop?
  • What is the minimum PSI required on the rear car during a Class III Brake Test?
  • What is the maximum allowable leakage when testing a train using the Leakage Method?
  • What should you always do first in an emergency situation on the tracks?
  • How should trains and engines approach crossings equipped with automatic warning devices on auxiliary tracks?
  • What is a standard speed limit imposed when making a reverse movement in restricted territory?
  • What type of brake test is required to be performed during the initial terminal inspection on a train?
  • Which condition should be checked for a freight car during an inspection when added to a train?
  • How is the Current of Traffic defined on a main track governed by Rule 251?
  • A Track Authority remains in effect until which condition occurs?
  • Which condition allows multiple trains or engines to occupy the same or overlapping limits in Rule 171 and 271 territories?
  • For how long must you observe the equipment when ensuring hand brakes are effective?
  • After receiving authority to pass the Conditional Stop Sign at 21G, what can the train do?
  • What should a crew consult when determining authorized speeds in varying territories?
  • In the event of an emergency, how do you shut down a locomotive?
  • When may a solid loaded bulk commodity train proceed without inspection after an emergency brake application?
  • Which item is referred to as the Cut-out Cock?
  • When given a box 3, Work Between, what does the Track Authority form indicate?
  • How must you approach a controlled point or interlocking that does not have a distant signal?
  • What must be done after confirming a signal in the cab by all crewmembers?
  • Are there any circumstances under which a conductor can remove a Blue Flag?
  • How must every accident resulting in injury or damage to company property be reported?
  • What is the normal position for a main track switch to allow movement on the main track?
  • Where cannot flat cars loaded with pipe be positioned in a train?
  • What is NOT a requirement for maintaining a written or electronic record in the cab of the locomotive?
  • Is it permissible to foul equipment after requesting protection before confirmation by the engineer?
  • What should be inspected during a C-100 Freight Car Inspection for signs of improper positioning?
  • In relation to hand signals, what does swinging at arm's length refer to?
  • How can you identify an overheated wheel or journal once it has cooled down?
  • What is essential to verify before shoving a cut of cars?
  • If both angle cocks must be closed, which statement is true?
  • What is the primary purpose of establishing 3-Step Protection?
  • What is considered the most important aspect in the discharge of duty?
  • What is required when shoving equipment to prevent damage and conflicts?
  • When should blocks of empty cars be placed at the rear of a train?
  • What is the maximum authorized speed for a light locomotive consist of two or more units?
  • Under what condition can a train with a horn failure proceed without further actions at a crossing?
  • When counting down cars during a shove movement and communication is lost, will the engineer stop in one car length?
  • What is the last step of a Class I Brake Test?
  • Which situation requires that all movements be stopped when using hand signals?
  • What is included in a Job Safety Briefing prior to stopping at a signal?
  • What should a copying employee do after receiving all information and instructions on the Track Authority?
  • What is the standard operating air pressure for Norfolk Southern freight trains?
  • Why is it important to look in both directions when crossing tracks?
  • What is the term for an arrangement of signals and signal appliances that must succeed each other in the proper sequence?
  • What is the speed limitation for a train or engine operating on tracks other than the main track?
  • Which of the following is NOT an acceptable work apparel for Conductor?
  • Where would you find rules pertaining to the operations of various Company departments?
  • Which of the following items are employees prohibited from wearing while working?
  • What component controls the flow of air into and out of the reservoirs on each freight car?
  • What should you do if a switch does not operate smoothly?
  • What must be inspected when freight cars are added to a train that have not been previously inspected?
  • When approaching an interlocking with signals displaying different aspects, what should be a train crew's priority?
  • What is the definition of Medium Speed?
  • How should you proceed when approaching a color light signal showing only a white light?
  • If any part of a train passes a STOP signal without authority, what must a crew member do?
  • Who can give permission to operate a Power Operated Switch by hand on the main line?
  • If a train separates or air hoses uncouple twice between the same two cars, what is the general requirement for these cars?
  • If permission is granted by the Track Supervisor to pass a Conditional Stop Sign, what does the train need to do?
  • What will happen at an Automatic interlocking when a train or engine is stopped by a Stop Signal?
  • After receiving authority to pass a Stop signal, how must the movement operate?
  • What action is required if a train receives a Detector Failure message at consecutive detectors?
  • What will NOT trigger the word "Void" to be noted on the Authority form?
  • What must employees do to ensure their own safety while on duty?
  • What should the crew do first after an undesired emergency application of the air brakes?
  • When approaching MP 1 with a pending Conditional Stop Sign, what is the first action that should be taken?
  • What is the requirement for on-ground employee protection at a highway crossing?
  • What does the hand signal for 'stop' look like?
  • Cars or engines protected by blue signals must not be what?
  • What should you do when encountering an unexpected signal change?
  • What must Train 119 do after hearing Train 17M's emergency announcement?
  • More than one train may occupy the same Authority limits when operating at what speed?
  • Concerning the use of crossover switches, which of the following apply?
  • When must the word "Void" be written across the Authority form?
  • What is the maximum authorized speed to operate against the current of traffic in 251 Territory?
  • Which step must come first in the procedure for cutting out air brakes on a freight car?
  • What does a signal showing Red over Red over Red typically instruct?
  • For shoving movements, how should the engineer verify the track condition?
  • Where does authority extend from if station names are designated as the first name point?
  • How much PSI reduction is required for a Class I Brake Test to apply the brakes?
  • Which of the following is included as proper work apparel for a Conductor?
  • Under what condition may a train operate according to the next fixed signal governing movement?
  • In 261 territory, how should you make a reverse movement to switch a customer?
  • In what scenario can a loaded unit coal train proceed without inspection after an emergency brake application?
  • True or False: During a Class I Brake Test, the inspector must examine each side of each car.
  • If a train has experienced an emergency brake application and inspection is necessary, what is the appropriate procedure?
  • Which of the following actions is NOT permitted to be performed with the use of the Norfolk Southern Brake Stick?
  • When applying or releasing a vertical end mounted hand brake on a railcar, your stance should be:
  • Once voided, how long must your copy of a Track Authority form be retained?
  • When must hand brakes not be released after an engine is re-coupled?
  • When should you expect to see a 'Stop Obstruction' banner?
  • What is needed to make a reverse movement beyond the limits of the block in 261 Territory?
  • Where would you find special instructions to change the retainer valve from Exhaust to High Pressure?
  • Where can a crew find the designated Yard Limits?
  • When is it permissible to operate a hand brake?
  • What should an employee do when in doubt about the meaning of a signal?
  • Where do you record and update the exact position of cars added to your consist?
  • Wearing which of the following while on duty is generally unacceptable?
  • What is the appropriate action when two consecutive control valves on an articulated car are found to be inoperative?
  • If a train speeds drops below 8 MPH while passing over a detector and a "DEFECTS" message is received, what action must be taken?
  • Before departing from a switch location, what must be confirmed regarding main track switches?
  • What is the PSI reduction needed to apply the brakes during a Transfer Train Brake Test?
  • What actions should the crew take for positive train identification during a train meet?
  • What must be noted about FRA Excepted Track designated by Timetable?
  • Which of the following is a safety protocol when operating a manual switch?
  • If brakes on a car fail to apply, how long must they remain applied during testing when retesting?
  • What must be done if an improper entry is discovered in the Track Authority Form before it is effective?
  • Employees must report for duty in what condition?
  • What is the first call made by crewmembers regarding a signal?
  • What is a key factor in maintaining a safe working environment?
  • How would you determine the "B" end of a freight car?
  • Which safety measure is critical when boarding or exiting equipment?
  • Can you add a cut of cars to your train if they have already received a Class I Brake Test within the last 24 hours?
  • When is a blue signal displayed, what must not happen with the rolling equipment?
  • Where must a temperature indicator be placed when inspecting a roller bearing for a hot box?
  • What should be included in the record when documenting a car with cut out brakes?
  • What is required before a crew can proceed after a receipt of a hot wheel defect alarm?
  • Which step comes second when performing a Class I Brake Test?
  • What is the first step in executing a Class I Brake Test?
  • Which example constitutes an imperfectly displayed signal aspect?
  • Why does the conductor need to inspect the train after going into emergency?
  • Which of the following types of information are contained in a Train Consist?
  • During a Class I brake test, what is the maximum speed allowed for conducting a "roll-by" inspection?
  • When a Hot Box defect alarm is received, what should the crew do?
  • What does a relief crew need to do before departing in Rule 261 single track territory?
  • Which of the following describes a "Clear Signal" in rail operations?
  • When authorized to proceed after stopping at a Restricting signal, how should a train move?
  • What is the normal position for a retainer valve on a freight car?
  • During a Class III Brake Test, the brakes must apply in response to a reduction of how many PSI in the brake pipe?
  • In Rule 261 territory, if you are requested to clear the main track and the switch is not equipped with an electric lock, what action should you take?
  • What is the primary responsibility of employees regarding safety while performing their duties?
  • Which of the following signal indications requires Restricted Speed within Yard Limits?
  • What must be done after Train 520 experiences an emergency brake application while operating through a crossover?
  • What action must be taken at the last detector before entering a yard if defect alarms are received?
  • What is the normal position of the retainer valve during operation?
  • What is the minimum reduction in PSI required for a Class III Brake Test to apply the brakes?
  • If two consecutive detectors send a failure message, what must be the train's next action?
  • What test must be performed if the brake pipe has been interrupted?
  • If you enter a block on a Clear Signal and then stop to switch an industry in 261 territory, how should you proceed when ready?
  • Are shirts that do not cover the shoulders and upper arms allowed?
  • What does the hand signal for 'reduce speed' entail?
  • What information must the employee directing a movement provide to the Engineer?
  • Company property issued to employees must be:
  • What is the minimum percentage of operative air brakes required for a train after departing the Initial Terminal?
  • Which of the following is NOT an example of OS'ing?
  • What does the symbol "CP" in a circle signify on the station page?
  • How is signal information typically documented by train crews?
  • Upon receiving a hot bearing detector defect notification, how many axles must be checked?
  • What is the primary focus for a train when encountering emergency brake applications?
  • What must happen when there are intervening road crossings when shoving equipment?
  • During a Class I Brake Test - Initial Terminal Inspection, which of the following must be confirmed about the train's brakes?
  • What should an engineer do to report passed the last milepost when no other trains are in the area?
  • What is the preferred method to inform another crew about a signal?
  • If only a Stop Signal is present, what must crewmembers do before passing?
  • Your train is stopped at a Stop Signal and another train is passing on the adjacent track. What is required of you?
  • A mandatory directive refers to what type of information?
  • What must derails be when the track is not in use?
  • In Rule 171 and Rule 271 territory, which of the following is NOT required to designate a train?
  • What is the name of the component that holds two cars together?
  • How do you signal to 'apply air brake'?
  • During switching operations, which of the following is essential for safety?
  • Which item must be free when employees get on or off equipment?
  • What should you do if the track is not in use and derails must be checked?
  • What sound should a train or engine make when approaching a roadway work group?
  • When a train goes into emergency but brake pipe pressure is being restored, is a visual inspection required before proceeding?
  • After a crew is relieved in Rule 261 single track territory, how must the train proceed without a leaving signal?
  • When operating a hand-throw switch, which of the following is required?
  • What is the primary means of communication BY RULE between the Conductor and Engineer?
  • If you are stopped by a hot box detector, what type of test should you perform after setting the car out?
  • How frequently must train service personnel verify the accuracy of their handheld gauges?
  • Which of the following is NOT a part of the initial terminal inspection in a Class I Brake Test?
  • During switching operations, prior to shoving in any track, equipment must be ______ to ensure all cars and/or locomotives are coupled.
  • What must a local operating in Rule 251 territory do after passing a Clear Signal and stopping to switch?
  • Which of the following statements is true regarding company property?
  • What term is used to describe the section in the Division Timetable that categorizes locomotives?
  • What is a requirement for properly lining a switch before a train moves?
  • When must individuals in the cab of the locomotive cease all unrelated communication?
  • Which statement is true regarding the cutoff of a brake?
  • Which visual indication confirms the hand brake is applied?
  • Which of the following statements about signal logs is false?
  • When Train 208 announces brakes are in emergency, how should Train 118 proceed?
  • What should a conductor do when there is a blue signal 10 car lengths from the switch on track 2?
  • What determines the maximum allowable piston travel on cars not equipped with 8 ½ - 10 inch diameter brake cylinders?
  • How long must a 1043-BT or similar document be maintained?
  • When a train or engine activates an automatic crossing warning device and is delayed, when can it enter the crossing?
  • What should all crew members do with the mandatory directive before acting upon it?
  • When should the word "Void" be written on the Track Authority form?
  • What is the maximum allowable piston travel for cars equipped with 8 ½ - 10 inch diameter brake cylinders?
  • What speed restriction applies to a 140 car mixed freight train with 42 empty multi-levels scattered throughout?
  • When running on an Approach signal, when must the Conductor confirm the stopping location?
  • Who can authorize movements to pass a Conditional Stop Sign displayed as specified in the Train Clearance?
  • In 251 Territory, how is a train expected to operate when encountering a restricting signal?
  • Which action should be taken if a signal change indicates a stop requirement?
  • In what circumstance would a crew NOT use a hand signal?
  • What type of car would be used to haul scrap metal?
  • When is Job Briefing participation required?
  • Which publication contains district specific information?
  • What is the maximum speed defined as Slow Speed?
  • What is the maximum speed allowed for a car with a 3-inch flat spot on the wheel?
  • What authority is needed to pass a STOP Signal after getting permission from the employee in charge of Working Limits?
  • Which transmissions are not required to be repeated?
  • What is indicated by a Clear Signal in 261 territory?
  • What is the purpose of showing markers at the end of the train?
  • What should be the last step in receiving a mandatory directive?
  • Requirements to ride in the sill step of a moving car include:
  • Which of the following actions must employees ensure before using appliances, tools, supplies, and facilities?
  • How is a HOT BOX DETECTOR referenced on the station page of a Division Timetable?
  • A train receiving a hot wheel defect alarm may proceed up to what speed to the next siding or location?
  • Which of the following is a necessary protocol before switching an industry in 251 territory?
  • What is the maximum speed permitted when entering a main track between signals?
  • What does a "Hold Main Track" command indicate?
  • How should the release air brake hand signal be indicated?
  • What type of protection is necessary for Mechanical Department employees when handling End of Train Devices?
  • In the event of an emergency brake application, what communication must a crew member announce?
  • Why is it important to confirm the lead locomotive number during a train meet?
  • What must you say to end a transmission if you expect a response?
  • What type of information is NOT contained in the Detailed Car Information Section on the Train Consist?
  • What is required from a conductor during a coupling process using radio communication?
  • What is the role of the RWIC in the working limits?
  • When movements operate against the current of traffic in Rule 251 territory, what is required of the Train Dispatcher/Control Operator?
  • Which type of information is NOT included in a Train Clearance?
  • What action is required when arriving first at Dooley siding with track authority to meet a train?
  • What describes the condition of track signal d in one direction?
  • What type of information must be included on a Track Authority Form during a train meet?
  • An Engineer must stop the movement when shoving at what distance unless instructed otherwise?
  • If Train 185 experiences an emergency brake application at 29 MPH, is a visual inspection required if the brake pipe pressure restores on the rear?
  • How must angle cocks and cut-out cocks be positioned during the inspection?
  • What indicates you should proceed prepared to stop at the next signal?
  • What must be visually determined during a Class III Brake Test if there is no operative EOTD on the rear of the train?
  • Which of the following is a reason for a car to be set out after an air hose uncouples?
  • If you couple three tracks together with 1 psi, 3 psi, and 5 psi leakage, what is the total leakage of the train?
  • What indicates a close clearance condition on the North side of the track?
  • During a countdown to a coupling, how many car lengths must the engineer stop within?
  • What is permissible speed when authorized by RWIC Bailey in the working limits?
  • What action must a crew take after an emergency brake application in Clear Signal of Rule 261 territory?
  • What must employees do upon reporting for duty?
  • What should be done after cutting out the air brakes from a freight car due to a defective valve?
  • If a train encounters a Restricting or Stop signal not indicated by the preceding signal, what must the crew do?
  • What is required to make a reverse movement within 271 Territory?
  • In Rule 261 territory, what should you do if your train has an emergency brake application while on a clear signal?
  • How should automatic block signals be read?
  • How long must equipment be observed for movement when testing the effectiveness of applied hand brakes?
  • Which publication provides district-specific information for train operations?
  • When can reverse movements be made between Conditional Stop Signs as per a Form Y?
  • What is the recommended method for crossing tracks?
  • In 271 Territory, after entering a block on a Clear Signal and stopping to switch an industry, how should you proceed when ready?
  • When a Mandatory Directive is issued by telephone outside of the initial terminal, what is crucial before providing the time effective?
  • While employees are on duty, which activity is not allowed?
  • How much space is required to walk between standing separated cars?
  • What must be accomplished before work may continue after a Utility Brakeman joins your crew?
  • In Rule 251 territory, what must be done when you encounter opposing movements?
  • When limits or instructions are changed, what is the procedure for handling the Track Authority form?
  • What happens to the Authority forms and instructions when a crew is relieved before completing a trip?
  • Where can you ride on a cut of cars?
  • In 251 Territory, after entering a block on a Restricting Signal, how should you proceed after stopping?
  • Which individual cannot copy a Track Authority on a moving locomotive?
  • What does a Conditional Approach sign indicate?
  • If no message is received at a detector, what can the crew request to hear the detector voice message again?
  • Which action is required when limits have been reported clear?
  • If a fixed signal is absent from its usual position, how should movement be governed?
  • What type of brake test is standard for a Class IA Brake Test?
  • If you observe a home signal functioning erratically, alternately displaying CLEAR and APPROACH, how should it be regarded?
  • What is the correct progression of train signals in a signal system?
  • Which description matches 261 territory?
  • For a Class I Brake Test, what is the required PSI on the rear car for brake application?
  • If you encounter any object waved violently near the tracks, what should be your immediate action?
  • When does the engineer maintain 3-Step Protection?
  • What must the crew do if Train 111 operates over a detector but does not receive a message?
  • What should employees focus on while on duty according to safety protocols?
  • What action must a train take upon receiving a failure message at the last detector before entering a yard?
  • When is it acceptable to display a Conditional Approach sign less than 1 ½ miles in advance of the working limits?
  • Which step comes after an employee states their identification when receiving a mandatory directive?
  • Is it permissible for a train to perform a roll-by inspection after receiving a Hot Wheel message?
  • How can you determine what type of territory you are operating on?
  • How is the hand signal for 'proceed' indicated?
  • Which type of train must be inspected after an undesired emergency brake application?
  • What is the primary purpose of a Train Consist?
  • What is the speed restriction for a train that includes a Center Beam Flat Car?
  • In Rule 171 territory, what does the Track Authority Form primarily control?
  • If a train or engine stops at a Stop Signal and no other movement is evident, what is the first action a crew member must take?
  • When getting on or off equipment, what should employees avoid?
  • How should a train crew proceed when an intermediate signal displays no lighted aspect (dark signal)?
  • After receiving a "NO DEFECTS" message, what is the maximum speed at which the train may proceed?
  • Which territory requires a Track Authority form to operate against traffic?
  • Employees operating switches and derails by hand must visually ensure:
  • What does a signal displaying Green over Red indicate?
  • Which of the following is NOT a type of signal?
  • What step is needed after coupling air hoses during a brake test?
  • When is the crew allowed to discuss topics unrelated to the train's safe movement?
  • In a scenario with close clearance condition on the North side, where is Conductor Davis safely positioned?
  • What is the hand signal for 'back' described as?
  • What is the most restrictive signal possible from a signal with a number plate?
  • How many times must each signal be called by crewmembers?
  • During a C-100 Freight Car Inspection, what indicates a problem with the carbody?
  • At what speed must trains or engines be prepared to stop when approaching Automatic Interlockings after passing the distance signal?
  • Which statement best describes 271 territory?
  • Which manual contains rules for handling Locomotives, Freight Cars, and other equipment?
  • What signifies a closed position on a switch?
  • What must happen before a train that is relieved from inspection can proceed?
  • What does the indication of a signal inform the train crew about?
  • As the relief crew on train 29J, which documents must you check with the dispatcher?
  • To operate against the current of traffic beyond the limits of the block in Rule 251 territory, what is necessary?
  • What is required regarding brake rigging during a Class I Brake Test?
  • How can crew members find out the location and type of detectors?
  • What is the term for being in a position that could lead to being struck by equipment?
  • What must you obtain to make a reverse movement beyond block limits in 251 Territory?
  • What action should be taken if air brakes are found defective during inspections?
  • An employee demonstrating the proper technique of operating a switch lever will NEVER:
  • Are you allowed to cross over between coupled standing cars if there is an end platform and handholds on the car?
  • For a Class IA Brake Test, what is the reduction in PSI required to apply the brakes?
  • Under what condition can a brake be cut out?
  • What topics should be included in a Job Safety Briefing when receiving a signal to approach prepared to stop?
  • What is required to display at the rear of every train when operating on main track?
  • What is a key action to ensure safety while operating machinery?
  • If you see an imperfectly displayed signal showing yellow over red over dark, how should you operate?
  • Which type of trains must be stopped and inspected upon receiving a detector failure message?
  • During a shove movement, how often must the conductor communicate with the engineer when using Shove Lights?
  • What must be done when working traffic through a highway crossing?
  • In Rule 171 or 271 territories, what is true regarding the direction of train movement?
  • When requesting 3-Step Protection via radio, which three items must be designated?
  • What is the minimum requirement for sounding the locomotive horn before occupying a public highway-rail grade crossing?
  • Which of the following is an acceptable form of communication to establish 3-Step Protection?
  • You pass a Restricting Signal and see that the next signal is clear. How do you operate?
  • If the air brake system on a train is fully charged, what would be the pressure in the brake cylinder?
  • Before attempting to stop air hose leaks, which components must be closed?
  • What must be done after moving the cut-out cock to the closed position?
  • Under which condition may a train pass a non-controlled Stop Signal without permission from the Dispatcher?
  • If a train receives multiple detector messages stating "NO DEFECTS", what is the implication?
  • What is the maximum authorized speed for a single light locomotive?
  • If a train has a horn failure on the lead locomotive, who must be notified immediately?
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