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Here is a definition from the general code of railroad rules. INTERLOCKING Signal appliances that are interconnected so that each of their movements follows the other in a proper sequence. Interlockings may be operated manually or automatically. This should clear up the problem. I am a retired Conductorr/Trainman and Yardmaster for the Boston and Maine Railroad. Brian Cummings Ma.
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