Rule 123.2 — Switching by Radio
- (i)direction in relation to the front of the controlling locomotive must be given in the initial instruction and from then on whenever the direction is to change;
- (ii)distance to travel must be given with each communication and increments of less than two car lengths need not be repeated;
- (iii)when the movement has travelled one-half the distance required by the last instruction and no further communication is received, the movement must stop;
- (iv)the indication of block and interlocking signals affecting their movement, must be communicated between crew members while switching;
- (v)doubt as to the meaning of an instruction or for whom it is intended must be regarded as a stop signal; and
- (vi)when car lengths are used to communicate distance, unless otherwise arranged, the distance referred to is 50 feet per car length.
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