GREEN BAY AND
WESTERN R.R. CO.

Employee's
Time Table
No. 92

Effective 12:01 A.M.
SUNDAY
November 28, 1976

Time Table No. 92

12:01 A.M.

November 28, 1976

Time Table No. 92

12:01 A.M.

November 28, 1976

Time Table No. 92

12:01 A.M.

November 28, 1976

Time Table No. 92

12:01 A.M.

November 28, 1976

Time Table No. 92

12:01 A.M.

November 28, 1976

AVOID DAMAGE - Switch Customers Cars Carefully

- Judging Speed -

Accurate judgement of coupling speed depends upon correct timing. An excellent way to get accurate timing without a watch is to count "one hundred and thirty-one, one hundred and thirty-two" and so on as the car passes a stationary point. With a little practice counting can be done at the rate of one a second.

Ability to closely estimate speed at time car strikes is extremely important because impact force builds up as the square of the speed. This means that impact delivered by a car coupled at 8 miles per hour is not four times that at 2 miles per hour, but 16 TIMES AS GREAT. Damage to freight or car can be avoided by always keeping coupling within the safe range - NOT OVER 4 MlLES PER HOUR - A BRISK WALK.

OFFICE HOURS OF OPERATORS

OFFICE HOURS OF TRAIN DISPATCHERS

SPEED CARD

To Find Coupling Speed of 40 Foot and 50 Foot Car

Sight vertical end of car body on a fixed point and note the number of seconds it takes to pass.  Speed in miles per hour is shown opposite.  Damage as a result of Rough Handling makes up a large part of the claim bill for Loss and Damage to Freight.  From the Railroad standpoint it is the major item in the expense.  We all know that Rough Handling can be reduced, often eliminated.  It is hopes that this card will be helpful in your efforts to prevent Rough Handling.

Switch crews must function as a team.  Clear signals properly given are mighty important; talk it over -- prevent Rough Handling -- it can be done.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

Pocket Watches

Hampden, Howard, Illinois, South Bend and Waltham, all of which must be 16 size, 19 jewel or better, Hamilton 16 size, 992, 21 jewel or 16 size 950-23 jewel, Elgin 16 size, B.W. Raymond 21 jewel.

Wrist Watches

Elgin 12/0 size 23 jewel, B.W. Raymond
Elgin 21 jewel, B.W. Raymond Chronomoter
Ball - 13 ligne, 21 jewel, Official Railroad
Bulova Accutron, Railroad Approved.
Ball Trainmaster.
Eterna Sonic

All trains and engines will reduce speed to 20 MPH approaching and until forward end has passed over the following railroad crossings.

CMStP&P Automatic Interlocked Crossing MP 1.4 New London Division

Soo Line Automatic Interlocked Crossing MP 23.8 New London Division

C&NW Interlocked Crossing MP 148 Whitehall Division Rule 606(A) applies.

BN Interlocked Crossing MP 211.9 Whitehall Division Rule 606(C) applies.

All trains and engines will reduce speed to 10 MPH over the following railroad crossing and bridge.

C&NW Interlocked Crossing MP 2.3 Kewaunee Division Rule 606(A) applies.

Fox River Draw Bridge Interlocked MP 2.4 Kewaunee Division Rule 606(A) applies.

See S-5 for the following railroad crossing

C&NW Interlocked Crossing MP 0.04 New London Division - Kewaunee Division.

See S-13 for the following Bridge

Mississippi River Draw Bridge Interlocked MP 212.4

Maximum speed 15 MPH except 6 MPH over Mississippi River Bridge.

Draw Span over Mississippi River Bridge protected by "Automatic Stop Signals" located either side of bridge.  Engines stopped at Stop Signal (501K) may proceed when preceded by flagman to the "End of Block" sign.

During period navigation open, trains and engines must STOP at stop signs located either side of draw span and may then proceed, at reduced speed: on yellow signal from bridgetender, per rule 8(c).  This does not relieve requirements of flagging when signal (501K) displays STOP.

NOTE: "End of Block" sign installed opposite the opposing STOP Signals.
Air brakes must be used on cars when moving over draw span or other parts of the Mississippi River Bridge.

Air brakes must be used on cars when moving over draw span or other parts of the Mississippi River Bridge.

It is imperative that no engine sand is used in the immediate vicinity of the Draw Shanty and on each end of the swing span of the Mississippi River Bridge, to avoid sand getting to the gears.

No more than three (3) 2400 or more horse power diesel units operating in multiple may be operated over the Mississippi River Bridge.

When three (3) units as described above are operated over the bridge, they must be followed by at least one car with a gross weight not exceeding 177,000 pounds.
All four axle cars with weight between 210,000 and 263,000 pounds to be preceded and followed by an empty car while operating over the Mississippi River Bridge.
Four (4) axle cars in excess of 263,000 pounds gross weight not permitted over the Mississippi River Bridge.

At Norwood
New Wye
Lead Switch at 13th Ave.
At Wis. Rapids
East and West Switch No. 1 track
Coyne switch when yard engine is working at Biron
At McDonald
East and West siding switches.

Kewaunee: 1000 feet east of MP 33 and Kewaunee
Green Bay Terminal: 525 feet east of MP 5 Kewaunee Division and 3000 feet east of MP 5 New London Division.
Plover: 2975 feet west of MP 79 and 1090 feet east of MP 83, New London Division and entire Stevens Point Branch.
Wis Rapids Terminal: 2950 feet east of MP 94 New London Division and 1225 feet east of MP 98 Whitehall Division.
Merrillan: MP 146 and MP 150.
East Winona - Winona: MP 210.5 and MP 212.8

Norwood

Dispatchers' Office

Trainmen's Locker room

Enginemen's Locker room

Wis Rapids

Office

Merrillan

Office

Winona

Office

When radios are provided, a voice test of the radio in the control unit, Caboose and all portable hand sets must be made to determine if radio is in working properly before a train or yard engine leaves its starting point.
If the radio is working it must be turned on during entire trip with the volume adjusted so calls may be received.  Defective radio equipment must be reported to the proper authority.  The Conductor and Engineer will be equally responsible to see that these instructions are complied with.

Rules 12 and 14 are changed to read one mile instead of two miles.

The last sentence of Rule 14 is changed to read yellow-green flag instead of green flag.

In the application of Rules 12, 14, and 14(A) reflectorized material of the prescribed color may be used instead of lights.

RULES 26 IS CANCELLED.

REVISED RULE 26 OF CONSOLIDATED CODE OF OPERATING RULES INSPECTION AND REPAIR PROTECTION

A blue signal displayed at one or both ends of an engine(s) and/or car(s) indicates that workmen are on, under, or between the equipment, and the equipment must not be coupled nor moved.  Other engine(s) and/or car(s) or other equipment must not be placed on the same track so as to block or reduce the view of the blue signals.

When a blue signal is displayed at any entrance to a track, engine(s) or car(s) must not be permitted to enter that track.

When workmen are working on, under or between an engine(s) and/or car(s) coupled to an engine, a blue signal must be attached to the controlling unit of the engine at a location where it is readily visible to the engineer or operator at the controls of that engine.

When workmen are working on, under or between an engine(s) and/or car(s) on a track other than a classification track of a hump yard, a blue signal must be displayed at each end of the equipment to which a coupling can be made, or at each entrance to the track.

Blue signals must be displayed by each class or group of workmen and may only be removed by the same class or group of workmen that placed them.

When emergency work is to be done on, under or between an engine or cars coupled to an engine, and a blue signal is not available, the engineer or operator of engine must be notified by employee in charge of making the repairs and protection must be given those engaged in making repairs. The engine or cars must not be moved nor air brakes applied or released until the engineer or operator at the controls of the engine has been notified by the same employee in charge that work has been completed and all employees are out from under or between engine and cars.

NOTE: "Blue Signal" means a clearly distinguishable blue flag or blue light by day and a blue light by night. A blue light may be displayed either burning steadily or flashing.

RULE 26-A OF CONSOLIDATED CODE OF OPERATING RULES

When workmen are working on, under or between an engine and/or car(s) on a classification track of a hump yard, the following protection must be provided:

1. Each manually-operated switch, including cross-over switches, providing access to the track must be lined for movement to another track and a blue signal displayed at or near each such switch; and each remotely-controlled switch providing access to the track must be lined against movement to the track and a locking device applied to the control for the switch.
2. The employee in charge of the workmen must ask for and receive from the operator of the remotely-controlled switches the required protection before the work is begun.
3. The operator of the remotely-controlled switches will provide the protection before informing the employee in charge of the workmen that it is being provided. He will not remove the locking device until notified by the employee in charge of the workmen that the work is completed.
4. The operator will record on a prescribed form and retain for 30 days information as to the date and time he received request for track protection; name and craft of employee in charge who requested the protection; the number of other designation of the track involved; the date and time he notified the employee in charge that the protection had been provided; the date and time he was informed that work had been completed and the name and craft of the employee in charge who provided this information.

Rule 200 is changed to read Chief Train Dispatcher instead of Superintendent.

New Rule 212-A of the Consolidated Code of Operating Rules:

Train orders transmitted by radio are to be handled in the same manner as other voice transmissions. When train order is to be transmitted directly to employees on the train or engine the movement must be brought to a stop, time and location recorded in the train order book before transmitting the train order.

For of train orders Consolidated Code of Operating Rules.

New example Z-A

Providing for establishment of temporary yard limits.

      Temporary yard limits are established at

____________________between MP_____________and

MP____________ from _______M until ___________M

_________________
     (date)

The above example permits the use of the main track with the limits specified as prescribed by Rule 93.

Rule 224. Wis is the authorized abbreviation for Wisconsin. 

Rule 804(A) also applies to yardmen when movements are made from one yard to another yard within a terminal.

KEWAUNEE DIVISION NONE

NEW LONDON DIVISION
Plover No. 2 may register by ticket when operator is on duty.
No. 1 need not register.

WHITEHALL DIVISION
Merrillan
Register station for No. 1 and No.2 only.