Which term refers to a notice issued to employees by the General Superintendent-Transportation?

• A. General Order
• B. Schedule
• C. General Notice
• D. Temporary Speed Restriction Bulletin (TSRB)

Answer: (C)

General notices are formal communications from the General Superintendent-Transportation to employees, used to inform them about policy changes, new procedures, or important information they need to know. In this item, the term that fits best is the General Notice because it represents that kind of broad, informational notice issued from the top transportation official to all applicable staff.

Think of the other options as different tools: a General Order is a mandatory rule or directive employees must follow, often about operating procedures or safety requirements; a Schedule is the timetable for trains and shifts, not a notice to employees; a Temporary Speed Restriction Bulletin states specific, time-limited speed limits due to conditions on a segment of track. These serve distinct purposes from a general notice, which is primarily about informing employees of changes or updates.