In railways terminology, what do obligatory points mean? – McqOptions

MCQOPTIONS

1.	In railways terminology, what do obligatory points mean?
A.	Points through which the railway line must pass
B.	Points through which the railway line should not pass
C.	Points where railway signals must be placed
D.	Points where rail crossings are provided
Answer» B. Points through which the railway line should not pass

Discussion

No Comment Found

Related MCQs

A railway line passes through a terrain which crosses watershed areas of two or more streams. Which type of alignment can be preferred?
The alignment of railway line should be such that it attracts minimum traffic.
What formula can be used to calculate the Maximum Annual Return of a rail alignment? (Given: R = Gross revenue earned by railway line; E = Annual running expenses).
At what angle should a railway line cross a road?
The alignment of a rail line should pass through a place that faces ______ the direction of wind.
The spiral method, also known as ________ method is used in _______
Which of the following method of rail alignment is preferred in case of steep side slopes?
If the gradient exceeds the ruling gradient, which technique much be adopted?
Obligatory points are also known as ________
In railways terminology, what do obligatory points mean?