johnthefireman wrote:Thanks, Ronal, for trying!
Rule 40: What I see is green paddle by day, green lamp by night, but what are the green squares? I presume they are indicators on the platform - do they take the place of the paddle/lamp in the hands of the station staff, or are both needed? The equivalent of a "right away" indicator in the UK, perhaps?
Rule 41: You say it is the Chief Conductor, whom I presume is on-train staff, who gives the signal to the driver ("machinist" is the wrong translation - in the USA s/he is called "engineer" and in most other countries "driver", or occasionally "operator") so I assume this is the rule for when there is no staff on the platform, but there is still a green "right away" indicator?
Rule 35: I understand these are whistle/horn signals given by the driver, but I'm not clear how they relate to dispatching a train.
The green squares I think a speaker, No, Wen't adopt from UK, We adopt from Netherland
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