Indian Railway

Q. Which aspect of signal on Automatic section while showing “A” & “AG” both light-up?

A
Gate opened and point is not set for main line
B
Gate closed and point is set for main line
C
Gate opened and point is set for main line
D
Defective signal

Correct Answer

Defective signal

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