Daniel McCallum Quote

Collisions between fast and slow trains, moving in the same direction, are prevented by the application of the following rule: The conductor of a slow train will report himself to the Superintendent of Division immediately on arrival at a station where, by the time-table, he should be overtaken by a faster train; and he shall not leave that station until the fast train passes, without special orders from the Superintendent of Division.


p. 45: Cited in: "Railway Engineering in the United States" in The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 02, No. 13, November, 1858. p. 651 - Report of the Superintendent of the New York and Erie Railroad to the Stockholders (1856)


Collisions between fast and slow trains, moving in the same direction, are prevented by the application of the following rule: The conductor of a...

Collisions between fast and slow trains, moving in the same direction, are prevented by the application of the following rule: The conductor of a...

Collisions between fast and slow trains, moving in the same direction, are prevented by the application of the following rule: The conductor of a...

Collisions between fast and slow trains, moving in the same direction, are prevented by the application of the following rule: The conductor of a...