Two complete Routes that are conflicting in that they require at least one set
of PointsItems of permanent way which may be aligned to one of two positions, Normal or Reverse, according to the direction of train movement required. in a different position. However, cancellation of one routeThe path along a section of track between one Signal and the next, along which an authorised movement is to be made. with a
train part way through the routeThe path along a section of track between one Signal and the next, along which an authorised movement is to be made. releases the locking on these pointsItems of permanent way which may be aligned to one of two positions, Normal or Reverse, according to the direction of train movement required. which,
when they become free, create the conditions for Direct Opposing LockingInterlocking between two Routes in opposite directions for which the lie of all points is the same.
to be set. Indirect opposing locking is applied to prevent the settingThe interlocking function controlling the movement of points or other moveable components to the correct position. of the
routeThe path along a section of track between one Signal and the next, along which an authorised movement is to be made. that has become opposing.