Conductor (train crew)

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train conductor trains doors conductors guard passenger passengers responsible rail ticket guards driver duties platform safety station cab also crew

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Norfolk Southern require RCO-qualified conductors to work from job boards that perform RCO operations exclusively	instance of	Class I railroads	0.80	text
detonators	instance of	using emergency equipment	0.80	text
track circuit clips	instance of	using emergency equipment	0.80	text
flags	instance of	using emergency equipment	0.80	text
to protect their train in the event that it became disabled	instance of	using emergency equipment	0.80	text
paddles	instance of	including using equipment	0.80	text
short circuit bars	instance of	including using equipment	0.80	text
and track circuit operating clipssmall repairs of the train such as changing a blown shoe fusehistorically	instance of	including using equipment	0.80	text
to assist with braking on freight trains not fitted with continuous brakes	instance of	including using equipment	0.80	text
by applying the handbrake in the brake van.It was a well-known British tradition for a guard to have two signal flags	instance of	including using equipment	0.80	text

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