Indian Railway

Q. How much block overlap is required at the station equipped with MACLS?

A
120 meters
B
400 meters
C
180 meters
D
Zero meters

Correct Answer

180 meters

More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. When a signal is out of use two cross bars will be put across with ________ long and 10 CM wide.
    A)03 meter
    B)01 meter
    C)02 meter
    D)04 meter
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  • Q. On which of the following is the longest railway bridge in India located?
    A)River Brahmaputra
    B)River Ganges
    C)Vembanad Lake
    D)Chilka Lake
    Answer: River Brahmaputra
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    A)60
    B)50
    C)40
    D)75
    Answer: 40
  • Q. Last stop signal means the ________ of a station controlling the entry of trains into the next block section.
    A)Call-on Signal
    B)Fixed stop signal
    C)Hand Signal
    D)None of these
    Answer: Fixed stop signal
  • Q. By whom the rear portion of train left behind in block section protected?
    A)By engineearing official
    B)By Guard
    C)By LP
    D)No need to protect the load
    Answer: By Guard
  • Q. At the starting station, 40 BCN air braked train must have ________ kg/cm2 of FP pressure in the engine.
    A)3
    B)5
    C)2
    D)4
    Answer: 5
  • Q. If the advanced starter and IBS are defective, SM shall issue T/369(3b) authority with private number of ________ station to pass both advanced starter and IBS.
    A)Both
    B)Back
    C)Next
    D)None of these
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    A)Executive
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    C)Next Examine
    D)None of these
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  • Q. The number of line clear ticket in up direction is ________.
    A)T/A 1425
    B)T/C 1425
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  • Q. If leakage in LPG Tank, how long area is prohibited to carry to burn the burning fire ?
    A)100 meters
    B)45 meters
    C)50 meters
    D)1000 meters
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  • Q. Number of the Reminder caution order is ________.
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    B)T/A 409
    C)T/B 409
    D)None of these
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  • Q. In recent times, the “dynamic brake system” is becoming popular in modern railways. The dynamic brake system coverts Kinetic energy to________:
    A)Sound energy
    B)Potential energy
    C)Electricity
    D)Magnetic energy
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  • Q. During shunting, outer, home and ________ signals are not taken off.
    A)Both
    B)Last stop signal
    C)First stop signal
    D)None of these
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  • Q. All the authorities related to TSL working are examined by TI and its report is submitted to DRM within ________ days of resumption of normal working.
    A)10
    B)7
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    B)Only 2, 3 & 4
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  • Q. Indian Railway will publish new Magazine in all regional language. The name of that Magazine is:
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