Which term describes a train that is given precedence by Form L?

• A. Train
• B. Train of Superior Direction
• C. Superior Train
• D. Train of Superior Right

Answer: (D)

Form L identifies a train that has precedence on the tracks, meaning it holds the superior right to proceed when conflicts arise. The exact term that expresses this priority is “Train of Superior Right” because it clearly states that this train has the higher right of way over others. A generic “train” doesn’t convey any priority, and phrases like “Train of Superior Direction” or “Superior Train” are imprecise or misleading about the specific authority granted. When Form L is in effect, the Train of Superior Right has the priority, and other trains must yield accordingly.