Which term is used for 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)

When a dispatcher wants to grant priority to a train, the term used is Train of Superior Right. This label explicitly denotes that the train has the right-of-way due to Form L, meaning it can proceed or take precedence over other trains on the same route. The other terms don’t convey the right-of-way concept as clearly: a generic train is just a train, a term implying priority by direction isn’t standard, and a “Superior Train” doesn’t specify the right-of-way.