A Point EndOne pair of Switch Rails in a set of Points. where the two Switch Rails are not connected by Stretchers.
There are two ways in which this can be applied:
• Trap PointsFacing Points provided at an exit from a Siding or converging line to de-rail an unauthorised movement, thus protecting the adjacent Running Line. where the two switch rails move in opposite directions – both open in the Normal position; both closed in the Reverse position. Used where it is required that a derailed train keeps closely to the track alignment.
• A Point EndOne pair of Switch Rails in a set of Points. forming part of two Crossovers, where each switch railThe moving portion of rail on each side of a set of Points. is operated by a separate Point MachineThe equipment for the powered operation of a set of Points..