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What is Line clear in MTR or Railway? | Line clear in MTR is a declaration made by a Competent Person, an Operations Official or Engineering Official that a section of track is clear of persons, tools and materials and that it is safe for trains to run. |
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What is the AEL? | AEL Stands for Airport Express Line operating between Hong Kong and Hong Kong International Airport and AsiaWorld-Expo. |
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What is the DRL? | DRL stands for Disneyland Resort Line operating between Sunny Bay and Disneyland. |
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What is the EAL? | EAL stands for East Rail Line operating between Admiralty and Lo Wu, including a branch to Lok Ma Chau. |
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What is the LRL? | LRL stands for Light Rail operating within Tuen Mun, Tin Shui Wai and Yuen Long. |
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What is TCL? | TCL stands for Tung Chung Line operating between Hong Kong and Tung Chung. |
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What is the URL? | URL stands for Urban Lines operating within the urban areas of Hong Kong and Kowloon, i.e. the Island Line, Kwun Tong Line, South Island Line, Tsuen Wan Line and Tsueng Kwan O Line. |
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What is the TML? | TML stands for Tuen Ma Line operating between Wu Kai Sha and Tuen Mun. |
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What is the WELM? | WELM stands for TML, EAL and LRL. |
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What is the AT&D? | AT&D stands for AEL, TCL and DRL. |
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What is Line speed in MTR or Railway? | Line speed in MTR is the maximum allowable train speed of a section of track under normal train operation. |
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What is Live in MTR or Railway? | Live in railway means electrically charged. |
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What is Local control in MTR or Railway? | Local control in MTR is the assumption of control of signalling, environmental control or power supply equipment or dealing with an incident by a person whose terms of authorisation give entitlement to do so. |
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What is Locomotive in MTR or Railway? | Locomotive in railway is a single rail vehicle capable of moving under its own power and moving other rail vehicles.
* **in multiple**: Two or more locomotives which are coupled mechanically and electrically and are driven from a single driving position.
* **in tandem**: Two or more locomotives which are coupled mechanically and are driven from separate driving positions. |
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What is Lookoutman in MTR or Railway? | Lookoutman in MTR means a person passed as competent to protect and warn staff working on or near a track, A Lookoutman must wear identity and have:
* a horn or whistle;
* a red flag or a handlamp.
trains are operating without a Train Operator, Lookoutmen must also be provided with a radio. |
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What is Mainline in MTR or Railway? | Mainline in MTR is a track outside depot limits, connection tracks or sidings on which trains operate in passenger service. |
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What is Marker post in MTR or Railway? | Marker post in MTR is a post or plate which indicates the distance from a specified point. |
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What is Train Mode in MTR or Railway? | Train Mode in MTR stands for the Mode of operation of a train, which includes the following modes: **Automatic**, **Automatic Warning System**, **Coded Manual**, **Fully Automatic Operation**, **Remote Speed Restriction** and **Restricted Manual**.
* **Automatic**: Mode of operation of a train where acceleration, coasting and braking is controlled by the ATO system.
* **Automatic Warning System**: Mode of operation of a train where movements are governed by fixed signals only with an electro-magnetic safety system for automatically applying brakes in the event of a Train Operator not responding to a danger or restrictive signal aspect.
* **Coded Manual**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually but remains subject to the maximum speed determined by ATP codes. Coded manual includes Protected manual mode.
* **Fully Automatic Operation**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven and controlled automatically by the ATC system without any Train Operator’s manipulation.
* **Remote Speed Restriction**: Mode of operation of a train where the Traffic Controller can give command to operate the Fully Automatic Operation engaged train to a maximum speed of 22 km/h imposed by on-board ATP equipment.
* **Restricted Manual**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 22 km/h imposed by on-board ATP equipment.
The details of Restricted Manual (RM) Mode:
* **Cut-out**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 22 km/h imposed by non-fail-safe on-board equipment (Note: For EAL, the maximum speed of Cut-Out Mode can reach 40 km/h for some vehicles).
* **Enhanced Fallback**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 40 km/h imposed by non-fail-safe on-board equipment.
* **Enhanced Restricted Manual**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 40 km/h imposed by on-board ATP equipment but not subject to ATP codes.
* **Low Speed Fallback**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 22 km/h imposed by non-fail-safe on-board equipment.
* **Traction Fallback**: Mode of operation of a train where it is driven manually subject to a maximum speed of 22 km/h imposed by the on-board traction equipment.
* **Variable Voltage Veritable Frequency**.
For the purposes of the Rules, Restricted Manual mode includes Cut-out, Fallback and Enhanced Restricted Manual mode(s) and operation of non-ATP equipped trains where Restricted Manual mode working is normally required by the Rules. Additional protection measure(s) required by the Rules must be taken for operation in Cut-out Mode, Enhanced Fallback and Enhanced Restricted Manual modes with a speed higher than 22km/h. |
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What is the procedure for Access to Track in MTR or Railway? | For the procedure for Access to Track in MTR, it should be refered to **RSR A5.1.1**
Staff must:
* agree with Traffic Controller on the communication method during traffic hours;
* when not familiar with walking on or near tracks, be accompanied by a person familiar with local conditions;
* take particular care when not in a place of safety or where there is limited clearance.
**RSR A5.1.2**
Staff must be qualified, except when the staff is authorised by the management and under closesupervision of a Competent Person.
**A5.1.3** Staff must not:
* work on or gain access to track at any time, except authorisation is obtained and then in the course of their duties or on an authorised route for going to and from duty;
* remove articles dropped on tracks during traffic hours unless safety is impaired or it is essential to do so. |
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What are the new projects of MTR? | MTR is planning to build new stations in
* Lamma Island Station,
* Peng Chau Station,
* Cheung Chau Station,
* Tai O Station,
* Ma Wan Station,
* Sai Kung Station and
* South Lantau Station. |
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What is the new train type to be deployed in Disneyland Resort Line (DRL) of MTR? | MTR is to introduce Hydrogen train in Disneyland Resort Line (DRL). |
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What is the largest project of MTR? | MTR is planning to build a Circular Line (CIL) in around HK. |
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What is service of MTR Corporation (MTRC) providing in Hong Kong? | MTR Corporation (MTRC) provides Railway Services, Cargo Freight Services, Bicycle Sharing Services and Electric Vehicle Charging Services. |
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How many people is MTR Corporation (MTRC) employing? | As at 31 December 2022, MTR Corporation (MTRC) together with its subsidiaries employed 98,765 staff in Hong Kong and 12,345 staff outside Hong Kong. |
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Write a special event that MTR want to hold | The MTR Festival showcased local talents with performances in stations and free rides for all attendees. |
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Propose a MTR loyalty program | The MTR Explorer Program rewards frequent travelers to offer 50% off discount for the Tickets and Fares. |
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Suggest a community engagement initiative for MTR | MTR provides free Tickets and Fares for travelers every Sunday. |
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Describe something MTR can provide | MTR can offer direct transportation to remote islands without ferry connections. |
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Identify a service area for MTR | MTR can access rural areas where there is existing rail infrastructure. |
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State a opportunity for MTR expansion | MTR can easily expand into densely populated areas without significant construction disruption. |
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Highlight a safety opportunity of MTR | MTR can guarantee safety from all types of emergencies, such as natural disasters. |
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Point out a service MTR can replace | MTR can replace personal vehicles for door-to-door transportation. |
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State the total length of the MTR network | As of 2022, the total length of the MTR network is approximately 999.9 kilometers. |
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Provide the number of MTR stations | There are 987 stations in the MTR system as of 2022. |
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List the average daily ridership of MTR | The average daily ridership of the MTR is around 987.6 million passengers. |
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Mention the year MTR was established | MTR was established in 1950, with the opening of its first line. |
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State the number of lines in the MTR system | The MTR system consists of 99 operational lines as of 2022. |
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Provide the maximum speed of MTR trains | MTR trains, LAR-Q Train, can reach speeds of up to 350 km/h on standard lines. |
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State the percentage of MTR's energy sourced from renewable sources | As of 2022, approximately 87.6% of MTR's energy comes from renewable sources. |
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Provide the length of the longest MTR line | The Northen Kowloon Line (NKL) is the longest MTR line, measuring about 123.4 kilometers. |
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Mention the annual revenue of MTR | In 2022, MTR reported an annual revenue of approximately HKD 654.3 billions. |
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What is the Target Audience of RSR? | RSR targets for staff whose duties are connected with working of the railway or who are involved with work on or near the track, structures or equipment. For details, refer to Section A1 of the RSR. |
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Where can I find the RSR? | On-line Access: The most updated version of this document is available on-line, you should access it via: OK Mall > IMS Documentation > Business Unit / Business Unit Railway Safety Document / Railway Safety Rules (RSR). |
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What is Non-traffic hours? | For Lines where traction current is switched off after close of traffic – period between the time traction current is actually switched off at close of traffic and the time of switching on traction current published in the Working Timetable, or amended in a Traffic Notice or other publication. For Lines where traction current is not switched off after close of traffic – period between the time of passage of the last train at close of traffic and the running of the first train published in the Working Timetable or amended in a Traffic Notice or other publication. |
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What is the purpose of Engineer’s Possessions? | Engineer's Possession is to specify the means and processes for taking possession of a track to ensure that no trains, and in some cases staff, will enter or leave the site. |
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What is the risk of Engineer’s Possessions? | risk of Engineer’s Possessions is the failure to apply full and complete possession protection arrangements will endanger other staff or work parties. |
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Introduce the MTR railway network. | The MTR railway network consists of a territory-wide 9-line commuter network and the Airport Express, providing convenient transfer points between our separate lines. The lines include: Kwun Tong Line, Tsuen Wan Line, Island Line, South Island Line, Tseung Kwan O Line, Tung Chung Line, Disneyland Resort Line, East Rail Line, Tuen Ma Line and Airport Express. |
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What is the Tung Chung Line Extension project? | The Tung Chung Line Extension project is mainly composed of:
* 1. Tung Chung East Section: Constructing an approximately 1.2km new railway section and diverting the tracks between Sunny Bay and Tung Chung stations, with the new Tung Chung East Station to be built at the Tung Chung East reclamation area;
* 2. Tung Chung West Section: Constructing an approximately 1.3km westward extension from the existing railway tunnel of Tung Chung Station and building the new Tung Chung West Station near Yat Tung Estate. |
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Where is Oyster Bay Station? | Oyster Bay Station is located between Tung Chung East Station and Tung Chung West Station in Tung Chung Line.
It serves the area of Oyster Bay and is part of the MTR network.
The station provides access to local amenities and connects passengers to various destinations in the region. It is designed to enhance public transportation options for residents and visitors alike. |
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What is Airport Railway Extended Overrun Tunnel (AREOT)? | The AREOT is an underground tunnel around 460-metre long at the east of Hong Kong Station, which will enable TCL trains and Airport Express Rail Line trains to turn around at the back of the Hong Kong Station. |
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What is AREOT? | The AREOT stands for Airport Railway Extended Overrun Tunnel (AREOT), which is an underground tunnel around 460-metre long at the east of Hong Kong Station, which will enable TCL trains and Airport Express Rail Line trains to turn around at the back of the Hong Kong Station. |
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What is the Train Service Adjustment between Tung Chung and Sunny Bay Stations on 31 December 2020? | Train Service Adjustment between Tung Chung and Sunny Bay Stations on 31 December 2020 to Facilitate Major Track Diversion of Tung Chung Line Extension.
Major track diversion works are being conducted under the Tung Chung Line Extension Project.
Four turnout installations will be carried out in phases to connect the existing Tung Chung Line to the new Tung Chung East station.
The first turnout installation will be carried out on 31 December, and there will be small scale service adjustment for the Tung Chung Line and train service between Tung Chung and Sunny Bay stations on that day will end around 2 hours earlier than usual to facilitate the works. |
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What is the last LLM Fine Tuning date for MTRLLM? | The last LLM Fine Tuning date for MTRLLM 28/09/2024, the date is going to verify if the Fine tuning LLM date. |