Which rules are covered by the Good Faith Challenge?

• A. Shoving, leaving in the foul, switches and derails
• B. Parking on main line
• C. Speed restrictions only
• D. Signal aspects and interlocks

Answer: (A)

The Good Faith Challenge centers on the operating rules that govern how workers move equipment and secure the track to prevent dangerous situations. Shoving, leaving a car in the foul, and the proper use of switches and derails are all about controlling and securing movement on and around the tracks. These rules address high-risk actions where a mistake can lead to collisions, derailments, or injuries, so they’re the core focus of challenging unsafe practices in good faith.

Parking on the main line, speed restrictions, and signal aspects with interlocks are important safety topics, but they don’t collectively define the specific set of rules that the Good Faith Challenge emphasizes in this context.