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Route Boxes for exam purposes - REMBrum - 08-08-2018

Morning,

What's an appropriate number of route boxes to demonstrate during the exam to satisfy Question 2- for example should I try to show various types of route and signal?

Additionally would examiners consider route boxes headed as the following acceptable:

* Route - eg 30A (S)
* Aspect- eg PL
* Exit- eg 24
* Note eg MAR, Auto

Thanks.

RE: Route Boxes for exam purposes - dorothy.pipet - 26-08-2018

When I did the exam I didn't use "Aspect" such as PL or RYG, but I think you should include "Indication" which is the type of indication and what it shows e.g. JI position 4, or SI "UM"

RE: Route Boxes for exam purposes - REMBrum - 28-08-2018

(26-08-2018, 06:56 AM)dorothy.pipet Wrote: When I did the exam I didn't use "Aspect" such as PL or RYG, but I think you should include "Indication" which is the type of indication and what it shows e.g. JI position 4, or SI "UM"

Thanks Dorothy.