Which term is a place designated by name on the station pages of the current timetable?

• A. Bulletin Notice (BN)
• B. Block-Limit Station
• C. Station
• D. Interlocking Station

Answer: (C)

The point here is how timetable entries are organized by named places. On the current timetable, the named locations that appear on a station page are designated as Stations. This means a place like Mineola or Hicksville shown on the station pages is treated as a Station—the recognized named location where trains stop or operate.

A Bulletin Notice is something crews read for updates or changes to rules or operations, not a named place. A Block-Limit Station marks a boundary within the block signaling system, not a generic named stop. An Interlocking Station refers to a location where signals and switches are interlocked, again describing equipment/controls rather than just a name on the page.