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Dave H is absolutely correct. If a train, passenger or freight, regular or extra, goes in a siding to be passed by another train, the red markers on the rear remain at their red aspect until the entire train is known to be in the clear. Once the train is in the siding, clear of the main on both ends, the markers must be turned to their green aspect. If not, the overtaking train must stop. <br />Marker lights mark the end of a train. If you were on a siding waiting for another train to clear, and the hind end went by without markers, you had to assume that the entire train had not yet passed. <br />Mitch
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