The correct answer is: Outer
A TALQ signalling system is a type of railway signalling system that uses a combination of track circuits and colour light signals to control train movements. The system is designed to provide a high level of safety and efficiency, and is used in many countries around the world.
In a TALQ signalling system, each track circuit is associated with a specific signal. If the track circuit detects a train, the signal will be displayed as “red” (stop). If the track circuit is clear, the signal will be displayed as “green” (proceed).
The “outer” signal is the signal that is located at the entrance to a section of track. If the home signal becomes defective, the outer signal will be treated as defective. This means that trains will not be able to enter the section of track until the home signal is repaired.
The “call-on” signal is the signal that is located at the exit of a section of track. If the home signal becomes defective, the call-on signal will not be affected. This means that trains
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