11.2 Signal Indications with Absolute Block
When absolute block is established in advance of a train, the train
must not pass a
signal indicating Stop, Stop and Proceed, or Restricting unless verbally
authorized by the
train dispatcher. However, the train may leave the main track through a
switch that is
immediately after a signal indicating Stop and Proceed or Restricting.
When absolute block is established in advance of a train, the
train
dispatcher must not authorize the train to pass a signal indicating Stop,
Stop and
Proceed, or Restricting until the block governed by that signal is clear
of trains.
If authorized to pass the signal, the train must proceed at
restricted speed
until it reaches the next governing signal.