On double line, when a running line is blocked by stabled load , the point to be set against are A. Either side points B. Rear points C. Advance point D. None of these

The correct answer is: A. Either side points.

When a running line is blocked by a stabled load, the points to be set against are either side points. This is to prevent any trains from running into the stabled load. The points should be set against the running line so that the train will be diverted onto the siding.

The rear points are the points that are located at the rear of the train. They are used to direct the train into the siding. The advance points are the points that are located at the front of the train. They are used to direct the train onto the running line.

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