How are scheduled meeting times indicated in the timetable?

Scheduled meeting times in the timetable are indicated by figures in full faced type. This method ensures clarity and visibility, making it easy for conductors, engineers, and other personnel to recognize the scheduled meeting points at a glance. Full faced type is designed to stand out and be easily readable in various lighting conditions and from different distances. This is essential for ensuring that train crews can effectively manage communications and adhere to the timetable, preventing potential conflicts or delays.

Special symbols, color-coded schedules, and abbreviated terms may serve various functions in the timetable but do not specifically denote scheduled meeting times with the same level of clarity as the figures in full faced type. Therefore, using full faced type is the standard practice for clearly indicating these crucial scheduling details.