To remove electrical power.
Track device designed to cause rail equipment to derail. Often linked to signals.
Process to formally remove a public artwork from its permanent site.
Train service employee who has worked to the limit of the hours of service permitted by law.
A section of track, either within a track circuit or between two track circuits, the rails of which are not part of a track circuit. (NTSC)
Time, Allowance.
1. The movement of a transit vehicle without customers aboard, often to and from a terminal or from one route to another. 2. A non-fare-paying passenger, most commonly a transit system employee traveling to work using a pass.
Driving a bus or operating a train that is not in passenger service.
Device built into the Manual Controller which shall be held in the activated position before movement can occur ) and which is designed to bring a moving train to a full service stop if proper positioning is not maintained while…
Spring loaded safety device incorporated into the Master Control handle which must be in the activated position before movement can occur and which is designed to bring a moving train to a full service stop if the activated position is…
