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Absolute Block

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Overview
==Overview==
Unlike working on single lines, where trains can proceed in either direction, each of the two tracks lines in Absolute Block working is used in one direction only, allowing work uni-directionally. The presence of two lines allows two trains to proceed in different directions at the same time. Trains usually travel on the left hand side, similarly to how cars always drive on the left in the UK. Each track is identified by its normal direction of traffic, with the two directions being named "Up" and "Down", with "Up" generally being defined as the line leading towards London. There may only be one train on each track in a section at each time, which means that trains proceeding in different directions (and hence different tracks) can occupy the same section at the same time.
==See Also==
*[[Single line working using tokens]]
*[[Acceptance Lever]]
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