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Some Important Institutions In The UK Railway Industry

In 1993, the government privatised British Railway Industry (BR) along the lines of EU Directive. Railways Regulation 1992 introduced section 2(2) of European Communities Act 1972 to comply with. This move lead to some important institutions in the UK railway...

Low Tones Test Track 1

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https://traineetraindriverinfo.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/track9_redo.wav Count Low Tones Only The tone at the start of the track is a called low tone, regardless. So technically it can be a high tone but as a far we are concerned here it will still be called low...

7 Ways to improve your concentration for the train driver tests

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In this post we look at ways to improve your concentration for the train driver tests. Concentration is the currency for passing the train driver tests and for train driving. But what is concentration and what is the level of attention required for driving trains?...

Underground Train Operators And National Rail Train Drivers

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Underground train operators are employed by Transport for London. In the Underground, train drivers are called train operators. National Rail, however, are run and managed by individual train operating companies (TOCs). They have an association called ATOC. Train...

Situational Judgement Test

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Situational Judgement Exercises Enter email to receive results: 1. When walking home, you come across a lost wallet containing big amount of money in cash with identification documents in the wallet. What is the best thing to do? a. Take everything to the police b....

Dials For Train Drivers

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1. Rules and Procedures: The dials or needle on the left have priority over the the ones on the right. A lower dial indicates low efficiency. So the least numbers have priority over their higher counterparts. M is for Memory, C is for CPU and N is for Network....