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24 N.E. Company's Exceptions to the R.C.H. Standard<br />

Rule Book.<br />

The following are the North Eastern Company's exceptions to the Railway-<br />

Clearing House Standard Book of Rules and Regulations, dated 1st January,<br />

1916 :—<br />

GRATUITIES.<br />

General Rule 10.<br />

No servant of the Company ha S any right to any gratuity from paSsengersor<br />

other persons in respect of services performed by him. ( O . 3663)_<br />

HOME SIGNALS.<br />

General Rule 40 (b).<br />

(b).—The engine driver of any train which has been thus stopped, or<br />

brought nearly to a stand, must, after the Home signal has been lowered,<br />

go slowly forward towards the Starting signal, but (except for station duties<br />

or shunting purposes) must only proceed as far as is necessary to leave the<br />

last vehicle well clear of junction points and junction crossings, and, as far<br />

as practicable, within sight of the Signalman. The Starting signal must:<br />

not be passed until it is lowered, except as provided in Rule 44. (O. 6897)<br />

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SECTION CLEAR TO HOME SIGNAL ONLY.<br />

General Rule 40 (d) and (e).<br />

Trains not eonveyinab passengers which are allowed to go forward under<br />

the Section Clear to Home Signal only signal will be brought almost to a<br />

stand for the purpose of carrying out the verbal warning referred to in<br />

clauses (d) and (e) of General Rule 40, and not completely stopped as hitherto.<br />

(O. 6361).<br />

STARTING AND ADVANCED STARTING SIGNALS.<br />

General Rule 45, Clauses (b) and (d).<br />

(b).—The engine-driver of any train which has been stopped, or brought<br />

nearly to a stand, at the Starting signal, must, after the Starting signal hasbeen<br />

lowered, go slowly forward towards the Advanced Starting signal,<br />

but (except for station duties or shunting purposes) must only proceed as<br />

far as is necessary to leave the last vehicle well clear of junction points andjunction<br />

crossings, and, as far as practicable, within sight of the signalman.<br />

The Advanced Starting signal must not be passed until it is lowered except<br />

as provided in Rule 44.<br />

(d).--In foggy weather or during falling snow, no train must be drawn<br />

past the , starting signal towards the Advanced Starting signal except for<br />

station duties or shunting purposes, or where special <strong>instructions</strong> are issued<br />

to the contrary. ( O . 6897).<br />

EXHIBITION OF BOARDS OUTSIDE SIGNAL-BOXES INDICATING THE<br />

STATE OF THE ELECTRIC AND OTHER APPARATUS.<br />

General Rule 56.<br />

The last paragraph of R.C.H. Rule 56, which reads as follows,, has been<br />

deleted from the N.E. Rule Book :—<br />

The Signalman is responsible for exhibiting outside Ms signal-box<br />

the board prescribed to indicate the state of the electric and other.aparatus conected with his signal-box, and he must immediately:<br />

report any defect to the Station Master. ( O . 4820.),

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