Q. When a portion of a train is left in a block section, ________ Must be shown on the front vehicle of the rear portion of the train during night.

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More Questions on Indian Railway

  • Q. Percentage of in operative cylinders that can be attached in goods train is
    A)5%
    B)15%
    C)10%
    D)None of these
    Answer: 15%
  • Q. In the panel working for cancellation of route the number in the counter changes and white indication appears after
    A)50 seconds
    B)120 seconds
    C)90 seconds
    D)None of these
    Answer: 120 seconds
  • Q. Guard shall use ________ bell code to warn the motorman, if motorman violated the speed.
    A)0-00-00
    B)000-000
    C)00-00
    D)000-000-000
    Answer: 000-000
  • Q. Loco pilot must have ________ sets of spectacles in his personal store.
    A)Three
    B)Two
    C)One
    D)None of these
    Answer: Two
  • Q. What is the position of the Indian Railway under the zonal system?
    A)Third
    B)First
    C)Second
    D)Forth
    Answer: Second
  • Q. SLB determines the limits of Station section and ________
    A)Station Limit
    B)Block Section
    C)Station Section
    D)None of these
    Answer: Block Section
  • Q. Which whistle code shall be used by loco pilot while Guard’s assistance is required?
    A)Three short
    B)Long continue
    C)Intermediate long continue
    D)Three long
    Answer: Three short
  • Q. Consider the following statements about Operating Ratio in Indian Railways: 1)The higher the operating ratio of Indian Railways the better is the condition of Indian Railways. 2)Operating ratio of Indian Railways is high on account of social service obligation imposed in Budget. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
    A)Both 1 & 2
    B)1 Only
    C)2 Only
    D)Neither 1 nor 2
    Answer: 2 Only
  • Q. Sounding of ________ hooters means accident of goods train at home station.
    A)6
    B)2
    C)4
    D)8
    Answer: 2
  • Q. When was the North – Eastern frontier Railway (NEFR) established?
    A)2nd Jan, 1956
    B)15th Jan, 1958
    C)15th Jan, 1955
    D)14th April, 1952
    Answer: 15th Jan, 1958
  • Q. Trolley caution order no is ________.
    A)600
    B)400
    C)500
    D)800
    Answer: 400
  • Q. Consider the following statements about the Bio Toilet Project in Indian Railways: 1)The bio – toilets are joint initiative of Indian Railways and DRDO 2)The human excreta in the bio – toilets is treated through anaerobic digestion process 3)The bio toilet reduces the solid human waste to biogas and pure water Which of the above statements is/are correct?
    A)2 & 3 Only
    B)1 & 3 Only
    C)2 Only
    D)1, 2 & 3
    Answer: 1, 2 & 3
  • Q. During TSL working in thick and foggy weather, speed of the first train shall not exceed ________ km/h.
    A)15 km
    B)8 km
    C)10 km
    D)25 km
    Answer: 25 km
  • Q. On DL the speed of the train during total interruption of communication is ________ kmph when the view ahead is clear during day and night.
    A)25
    B)20
    C)15
    D)None of these
    Answer: 25
  • Q. The world’s highest railway bridge will come up over which Indian River?
    A)Ganga
    B)Narmada
    C)Godavari
    D)Chenab
    Answer: Chenab
  • Q. Load infringing standard moving dimensions (ISMD) shall be moved by
    A)Work trains
    B)Through train
    C)Shunting trains
    D)None of these
    Answer: Through train
  • Q. By whom General Rule is prepared?
    A)PCOM
    B)Railway Board
    C)Zonal Railway
    D)GM
    Answer: Railway Board
  • 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. When was the new Harbour rail line inaugurated?
    A)1931
    B)1925
    C)1928
    D)1933
    Answer: 1925
  • 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

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