Indian Railway

Q. What will be distance between fire affected train and rest of the train ?

A
50 meters
B
25 meters
C
45 meters
D
100 meters

Correct Answer

45 meters

More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. Slip siding protects
    A)Station section
    B)Station limit
    C)Block section
    D)None of these
    Answer: Block section
  • Q. Traffic gates are those located between ________.
    A)First signal
    B)Outermost stop signal
    C)Stop signal
    D)None of these
    Answer: Outermost stop signal
  • Q. Second train during TSL will be dispatched after ________.
    A)Both
    B)Line clear
    C)Without line clear
    D)None of these
    Answer: Line clear
  • Q. During TFC in double line which authority to serve the driver for train operation?
    A)TC-602
    B)TC-1425
    C)TA-602
    D)TD-1425
    Answer: TC-602
  • Q. If outside the station limits the distance between two trains is ________ in averted collusion, such occurrence may not be treated as an averted collision.
    A)100 meter
    B)200 meter
    C)250 meter
    D)400 meters and more
    Answer: 400 meters and more
  • Q. IN the BD Spl, the water must be filled ________.
    A)Three Week
    B)Once a week
    C)Two week
    D)None of these
    Answer: Once a week
  • Q. In how many zones Indian Railway has been divided?
    A)17
    B)14
    C)16
    D)20
    Answer: 17
  • Q. During serious accident, ________ will be the in-charge of control office.
    A)Sr. DOM
    B)DOM
    C)AOM
    D)None of these
    Answer: Sr. DOM
  • Q. If a staff is absent for ________ days from duty fresh declaration must be obtained
    A)20 days
    B)10 days
    C)15 days
    D)None of these
    Answer: 15 days
  • Q. The main objective of British developing Indian Railway system was to facilitate the traffic between?
    A)Source of raw material and production centers
    B)Source of raw material and export centers
    C)Source of raw material and ports
    D)Source of raw material and markets
    Answer: Source of raw material and production centers
  • Q. The railway station situated in the extreme south is
    A)Kanyakumari
    B)Chennai
    C)Cochin
    D)Trivandrum
    Answer: Kanyakumari
  • Q. TSL is started between those two stations at which cross over facility are available and
    A)D Class/IBC
    B)A Class/IBS
    C)C Class/IBS
    D)None of these
    Answer: C Class/IBS
  • Q. When the train is stopped at FSS for more than ________ minutes, the Driver must send his assistant to station after consulting with guard.
    A)10
    B)5
    C)7
    D)None of these
    Answer: 5
  • Q. During total failure of communication on a single line system, asking line clear of 4 trains at a time what will be the speed of next train?
    A)25/10 kmph
    B)15/8 kmph
    C)25/8 kmph
    D)25/12 kmph
    Answer: 25/8 kmph
  • Q. Distance between outer and home signals on a double line is ________ meters.
    A)400
    B)900
    C)800
    D)700
    Answer: 400
  • Q. In case of accident, siren is repeated at an interval of ________ minutes.
    A)20
    B)10
    C)15
    D)5
    Answer: 5
  • Q. Signal failure advised to the driver through the station in rear will be inform
    A)T/369(3b)
    B)T/369
    C)T/370
    D)None of these
    Answer: T/369
  • Q. Indian Railways has launched an integrated mobile app “Rail Saarthi” for railway passengers. What does “Saarthi” stands for?
    A)Synchronous Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
    B)Synergised Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
    C)Synchronic Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
    D)Synergic Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
    Answer: Synergised Advanced Application Rail Travel Help and Information
  • Q. Indian Railways has recently signed pact with which company for use of Natural Gas in railway workshops?
    A)NTPC
    B)ONGC
    C)GAIL India
    D)IOCL
    Answer: GAIL India
  • Q. The maximum speed of the assistance train to be sent on T/A 602
    A)30 kmph
    B)10 kmph
    C)15 kmph
    D)40 kmph
    Answer: 15 kmph

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