Headway
The time interval between trains running in the same line.
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It includes unacceptable hazardous conditions Headway The scheduled time separation between two trains. This term is believed to originate from a reference to the time interval (arrival times) between the "heads" of individual trains.
Headway Time interval between two following trains. Helper Any locomotive added to assist a train up a grade. Hi-Cube An oversized boxcar usually used to haul autoparts.
Headway High Speed Train (HST) Horn (1) Electrically or pneumatically operated warning device provided for a driver to sound at will. Replaces the traditional whistle.
HO scale trains first appeared in the United Kingdom in the 1930s, originally as an alternative to 00 gauge, but could not make commercial headway against the established 00 gauge.
GOOSE HER"Reverse a locomotive that is under headway
GO-TO-HELL SIGNAL"Signal given with violent motion of hand or lantern
GRAB IRON"Steel bar attached to cars and engines as a hand bold ...
Every facet of the operation requires precise timing with very little room or margin for error. A disruption such as this can create a ripple or domino effect to the numerous other trains causing a disruption in the timing of their headways thus ...
 See also: Train, Point, Station, Operation, Engine
  
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