UPRVUNL AE 2015
⭕ A. A-class stations
⭕ B. B-class stations
⭕ C. Crossing stations
⭕ D. Terminal stations
📚 Explanation:
Stations that do not have any signal are called Crossing stations.
🔹 These stations allow trains to pass or cross each other on single-line sections.
🔹 They do not contain fixed signals and rely on manual or token systems for movement authorization.
Why not terminal or A/B class?
Terminal and classified stations generally have proper signalling systems depending on traffic and operations.
Stations that do not have any signal are called Crossing stations.
🔹 These stations allow trains to pass or cross each other on single-line sections.
🔹 They do not contain fixed signals and rely on manual or token systems for movement authorization.
Why not terminal or A/B class?
Terminal and classified stations generally have proper signalling systems depending on traffic and operations.
👉 Therefore, the correct answer is: C. Crossing stations
Key Points on Crossing Stations:
- No signals: These stations function without fixed signalling installations.
- Used on single lines: Mainly for train crossing & passing purposes.
- Safety via tokens: Manual/token systems control movement instead of signals.
