How is a scheduled train identified on Form D?

How is a scheduled train identified on Form D?

• A. The train type (Scheduled) only
• B. NO. plus the schedule number and engine number (No. 101 Eng 903)
• C. Schedule notations only
• D. The destination code

Answer: (B)

On Form D, a scheduled train is identified by the combination of its schedule number and the engine number. The No. prefix marks the schedule number, and Eng marks the engine. For example, No. 101 Eng 903 tells you exactly which scheduled train (101) and which locomotive (903) are involved, so it uniquely identifies the specific run and its power. If you only had the train type or just a destination code, you wouldn’t know which particular scheduled service or which engine is assigned, so those options don’t provide a unique identifier.

On Form D, a scheduled train is identified by the combination of its schedule number and the engine number. The No. prefix marks the schedule number, and Eng marks the engine. For example, No. 101 Eng 903 tells you exactly which scheduled train (101) and which locomotive (903) are involved, so it uniquely identifies the specific run and its power. If you only had the train type or just a destination code, you wouldn’t know which particular scheduled service or which engine is assigned, so those options don’t provide a unique identifier.