Timetable is:

Timetable is:

• A. A list of maintenance tasks for track circuits.
• B. The schedule for the movement of revenue trains subject to the rules and instructions of the Controller.
• C. The maximum speed allowed on a reverse direction movement.
• D. A map of the rail yard.

Answer: (B)

Timetable focuses on the schedule for passenger trains under the Controller’s directions. It tells you when trains run, where they start and stop, and the order in which trains operate, so crews and dispatchers can coordinate movements and maintain safe headways. This makes it the key document for revenue service. Other options describe maintenance tasks for track circuits, a speed limit for a reverse movement, or a yard map—each important for operations but not the timetable itself. So the timetable is the published plan for when and where revenue trains run under the Controller's rules.

Timetable focuses on the schedule for passenger trains under the Controller’s directions. It tells you when trains run, where they start and stop, and the order in which trains operate, so crews and dispatchers can coordinate movements and maintain safe headways. This makes it the key document for revenue service. Other options describe maintenance tasks for track circuits, a speed limit for a reverse movement, or a yard map—each important for operations but not the timetable itself. So the timetable is the published plan for when and where revenue trains run under the Controller's rules.