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Fully agree with the points raised here but my original question was solely relating to the principles of signalling and not in relation to driving techniques.
I did state what my approach would be in such a scenario.
Any such movement should always be made at caution whilst being prepared to...
Uniforms are readily available where I work but it isn't enforced as strictly as it used to be under the previous franchise.
I guess when things go wrong and in times of mass disruption some enjoy the prospect of blending into the crowd undetected.
Thanks, I shall take a look at this also
I think I'll be reading up on the principles of signalling as from a drivers perspective we don't go into much depth as to how routes are proved from a technical aspect.
Although this isn't particularly necessary for the role it would serve in...
Thank you both for your replies they are very informative and I've learnt a lot from this thread already.
Definitely makes senses in terms of differentiating the permissive movements for both lines.
Naturally the APL on it's own would authorise a movement as far as the GPL signal.
My thought...
Thanks for your reply much appreciated.
Fully agree with that
Sure the abbreviation APL stands for a Associated Position Light signal which is fixed to a main aspect signal
Hi,
Just looking for some clarification regarding permissive movements.
Scenario
A signal displays an associated position light (APL) with a junction indicator for a permissive movement onto a diverging line.
Beyond the signal and prior to the cross-over points there is a ground position...
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