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Front #178

GCOR 6.13

When operating within yard limits, when is a train or engine not required to move at restricted speed?

When operating under a block signal indication that is more favorable than Restricting
When operating in non-signaled yard limits
Within yard limits, restricted speed is always required
When operating under a block signal indication that is more favorable than Approach

Back #178

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GCOR 6.13

Answer: When operating under a block signal indication that is more favorable than Approach

Feedback:
- A train may move at track speed if they're operating on a signal more favorable than Approach. - It is possible to have a train moving in your direction within yard limits. - The dispatcher may or may not know of all train movements within yard limits. - Consequently, movements made within these limits on an approach signal or less favorable must be at restricted speed.