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In a shunting signal if the red band is inclined at 45°, it indicates

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UK Combined A.E. Paper (II) 2012, UPPSC State Engg. A.E. 2003
⭕ A. stop
⭕ B. proceed cautiously
⭕ C. Do not stop
⭕ D. None of these
📚 Explanation:

In railway shunting signals, the position of the red band determines the indication:

🔹 Red band horizontal → STOP
🔹 Red band inclined at 45° → PROCEED cautiously
🔹 At night, this indication is shown using a green light.

This is used specifically for shunting operations where restricted, cautious movement is required.


👉 Therefore, the correct answer is: B. Proceed cautiously

Key Points on Shunting Signals:

  • Horizontal red band: Complete stop.
  • 45° inclined red band: Proceed cautiously.
  • Night indication: Shown by green light.

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