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Train stop

Part of a railway signalling system, a train stop, trip stop or tripcock (sometimes called a tripper) is a train protection device that automatically stops a train if it attempts to pass a signal when the signal aspect and operating rules prohibit such movement, or (in some applications) if it attempts to pass at an excessive speed.

Art, Installations & Basic operation

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Basic operation

Types of train stops

Installations

Reverse direction

Tripping past, and accidents

Depiction

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Train stop

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples76
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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Train stop

Top relations

related to Trackside installation · 21
Train stop → All, Berlin S-Bahn, Berlin U-Bahn, Division, East, It, JA, London Underground, Moscow Metro, New York City Subway, Several, Streckenanschlag, Sydney, T-shaped, The, This, To, Toronto Subway, Wellington, West
related to Installations · 13
Train stop → Because, Boston Elevated Railway, In, It, Its, London Underground, New York City Subway, Severe, Signal Company, Similar, This, Union Switch, United States
related to Fixed train stops · 9
Train stop → Fixed, Fixed Signals, Hamilton, Melbourne, NSW, Suppression, Sydney, They, With
related to Restrictions · 8
Train stop → Because, Hence, Indusi, PCCS, Russell Hill, The, Their, Whereas
related to Reverse direction · 7
Train stop → In Melbourne, In New York, In Sydney, New York, This, Trip, When
related to Basic operation · 4
Train stop → If, One, The, When
related to Depiction · 4
Train stop → Although, New York City, The, The French Connection
related to Tripping past, and accidents · 4
Train stop → If, Roseville, When, With
related to Timed train stops · 3
Train stop → If, Some, With
related to Types of train stops · 2
Train stop → There, Trip

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trip train arm stop cock stops system signal speed trains track raised rail lowered direction position new underground railway systems

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Train stoprelated to Basic operationThe0.60section
Train stoprelated to Basic operationOne0.60section
Train stoprelated to Basic operationWhen0.60section
Train stoprelated to Basic operationIf0.60section
Train stoprelated to DepictionThe0.60section
Train stoprelated to DepictionThe French Connection0.60section
Train stoprelated to DepictionNew York City0.60section
Train stoprelated to DepictionAlthough0.60section
Train stoprelated to Fixed train stopsWith0.60section
Train stoprelated to Fixed train stopsFixed0.60section
Train stoprelated to Fixed train stopsThey0.60section
Train stoprelated to Fixed train stopsHamilton0.60section

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