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What is the principle of single line working?

when one line of a double line becomes blocked, single line working by pilotman allows train to travel over the other line in either direction

Identify a Pilotman

Red armband, white writing, left arm

What handsignal will be given to allow a driver to proceed

Yellow

Draw a possession with single line working arrangements

double line, 1 line blocked


controlled signals to be kept at danger on blocked line


Handsignaller positioned opposite exit signal back to running line


lay dets

When to position a handsignaller?

Poor visibility and no main aspect to control wrong direction movements back to the proper line

What information does the pilotman need to tell you?

Temporary/ emergency speed restrictions


location of any handsignallers


if a main aspect will be controlling movements back to the proper line


What ticket must a driver be given?

RT3193 Single Line Working Ticket that has been completed

When do you not need a single line working ticket RT3193?

If you are assisting a failed train


evacuating passengers from a failed train


removing a portion of a divided train


removing train or vehicles that have proceeded without authority

What must you do when you arrive at the end of the single line?

Return RT3193 to Pilotman

What must you make sure of before entering the single line?

Pilotman can be identified


Clearly understand all instructions


have the pilotmans authority to enter a single line


make sure you have RT3193


clearly understand where handsignallers will be located

When will a handsignaller not be provided for a wrong direction movement on a single line?

when there is a main aspect signal to return the train to the proper line

Train speed for wrong direction movements

Must not exceed 50mph

Returning to the proper line if no main aspect or handsignaller

Pilotman will instruct you to stop train opposite signal protecting cross over


then get signallers permission