UNION PACIFIC GCOR BLOCK 1 (2025/26)
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
SOLUTIONS.
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2.3 An employee who receives a transmission must BLANK to the
person transmitting the message, except when communication:
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Repeat it;
concerns yard switching operations
recorded message from an automatic alarm device
general and doesn't contain any info, instruction, or advice that could affect the
safety of the railroad operation
, Report to the dispatcher, then go to RMCC, and protect the area from anyone
else coming into it including any adjacent tracks to the affected area. DO NOT
let anyone in the area until RMCC or supervisor says it's all good
1. before transmitting listen long enough to make sure the channel is
not being used
2.give required identification
3. not proceed with further transmission until acknowledgement is received
1. terms that are clear and not in conflict
2.proper instructions instead of rule numbers, except as otherwise provided
3. exact words when quoting a rule
4. use abbreviations authorized by GCOR
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Special Instructions
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instructions contained in instructions found in the
the timetable safety guidelines
instructions contained in the policy
instructions provided verbally manual
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1.1.1 In case of doubt or uncertainty, take the blank
Give this one a try later!
before beginning each day's work
or trip updated and accurate
Alert and attentive Safe course
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2.6 A train crew receives information from the dispatcher that they
are unable to understand, and the communication may affect the
safety of employees or the public or cause damage to
property. What must the crew do until communication is
understood?
Give this one a try later!
must proceed as instructed and must continue train movement and
assume communication is clear acknowledge the message
, must treat it as it wasn't ever
sent and may have to take
must disregard the information and
the safe course and stop
maintain current speed
train movement
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20.11.1 What is the flow of information when a dispatcher is notified
that any emergency responder has been on, under, or between
unattended train or equipment? The dispatcher will notify who? Who
does that person notify? What must the final person do?
Give this one a try later!
protect the area and notify affected trains. notify RMCC and corridor manager
Notify the corridor manager. Corridor notifies field management who will
ensure that a qualified employee remain on scene until emergency
responders have left or released the scene. the employee will inspect the
train for securement and inform dispatcher of inspection results before
departing
No they cannot except answering and taking appropriate action for an
emergency call, without reaching an understanding with that dispatcher
Report to the dispatcher, then go to RMCC, and protect the area from anyone
else coming into it including any adjacent tracks to the affected area. DO NOT
let anyone in the area until RMCC or supervisor says it's all good
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SOLVED
SOLUTIONS.
1 of 48
Term
2.3 An employee who receives a transmission must BLANK to the
person transmitting the message, except when communication:
Give this one a try later!
Repeat it;
concerns yard switching operations
recorded message from an automatic alarm device
general and doesn't contain any info, instruction, or advice that could affect the
safety of the railroad operation
, Report to the dispatcher, then go to RMCC, and protect the area from anyone
else coming into it including any adjacent tracks to the affected area. DO NOT
let anyone in the area until RMCC or supervisor says it's all good
1. before transmitting listen long enough to make sure the channel is
not being used
2.give required identification
3. not proceed with further transmission until acknowledgement is received
1. terms that are clear and not in conflict
2.proper instructions instead of rule numbers, except as otherwise provided
3. exact words when quoting a rule
4. use abbreviations authorized by GCOR
Don't know?
2 of 48
Term
Special Instructions
Give this one a try later!
instructions contained in instructions found in the
the timetable safety guidelines
instructions contained in the policy
instructions provided verbally manual
Don't know?
,3 of 48
Term
1.1.1 In case of doubt or uncertainty, take the blank
Give this one a try later!
before beginning each day's work
or trip updated and accurate
Alert and attentive Safe course
Don't know?
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Term
2.6 A train crew receives information from the dispatcher that they
are unable to understand, and the communication may affect the
safety of employees or the public or cause damage to
property. What must the crew do until communication is
understood?
Give this one a try later!
must proceed as instructed and must continue train movement and
assume communication is clear acknowledge the message
, must treat it as it wasn't ever
sent and may have to take
must disregard the information and
the safe course and stop
maintain current speed
train movement
Don't know?
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Term
20.11.1 What is the flow of information when a dispatcher is notified
that any emergency responder has been on, under, or between
unattended train or equipment? The dispatcher will notify who? Who
does that person notify? What must the final person do?
Give this one a try later!
protect the area and notify affected trains. notify RMCC and corridor manager
Notify the corridor manager. Corridor notifies field management who will
ensure that a qualified employee remain on scene until emergency
responders have left or released the scene. the employee will inspect the
train for securement and inform dispatcher of inspection results before
departing
No they cannot except answering and taking appropriate action for an
emergency call, without reaching an understanding with that dispatcher
Report to the dispatcher, then go to RMCC, and protect the area from anyone
else coming into it including any adjacent tracks to the affected area. DO NOT
let anyone in the area until RMCC or supervisor says it's all good
