Which term is a place at which trains are scheduled to receive and/or discharge passengers?

• A. Station
• B. Passenger Station
• C. Block-Limit Station
• D. Interlocking Station

Answer: (B)

Passengers board and alight at a passenger station, which is the place designated for handling people in rail service. The term explicitly signals passenger-oriented operations, matching the idea of a stop where trains are scheduled to receive and discharge passengers. A generic station could refer to various kinds of stops, including freight or maintenance facilities, while interlocking and block-limit terms relate to signaling and track control, not passenger boarding. So the description of a location for passenger service is best captured by the term passenger station.