Sentence examples for operate a train from inspiring English sources

The system was designed so that an operator could manually operate a train when necessary.

Engineers will monitor the situation between 07.20 to 18.45 BST to ensure it is safe to operate a train service under the cables, the train operator said in a statement.

"You still have an obligation to operate a train safely, and this guy just didn't".

Trains were efficient for carrying large numbers of travelers because a single guideway (track) could carry many trains each day, and the number of workers did not have to increase in proportion to the number of vehicles: one motorman or engineer could operate a train with many cars, perhaps with the help of one or two conductors to collect fares.

He also received $94,600 in "penalty payments," which railroad officials said stemmed from a contractual rule that requires engineers who work in a storage yard to be paid extra if they are assigned to move a locomotive to a nearby maintenance facility or if they are asked to operate a train outside of the yard.

A Long Island Rail Road engineer allowed a passenger to operate a train carrying nearly 400 riders to New York during the morning rush on July 2, and both men now face criminal charges of reckless endangerment, the authorities announced on Wednesday.

Cuomo called in to a radio show after federal officials said the Metro-North train was traveling 82 mph on a turn where the speed limit was 30 mph. "This operator is not going to be operating a train any time soon, of that I can assure you," he said.

The action also barred him from ever holding a "safety-sensitive" job at the agency, including working on the tracks or operating a train.

The railroad said it had disciplined Mr. Cabrera; he was removed from service on July 2 and "has not operated a train since".

State regulators on Monday proposed an emergency order to ban cell phone use while operating a train; Metrolink has said it had a policy against using cell phones in the cab but the state action would prohibit it by law.

And not only while operating a train or a plane or a car.