Who is required to take the siding when Extra 410E meets Extra 152W?

In a scenario where two trains meet on a single track, the train that is on the inferior priority must take the siding to allow the other train to pass. In this example, Extra 152W is the westbound train, and Extra 410E is the eastbound train. Generally, eastbound trains have priority over westbound trains in most rail operating rules, including those observed by the LIRR.

Since Extra 410E is traveling east and Extra 152W is traveling west, Extra 152W will be required to take the siding. This rule helps to facilitate the smooth operation of the railroad by ensuring that trains can pass each other safely and efficiently, keeping the flow of traffic moving forward.

Taking these considerations into account, the decision for Extra 152W to take the siding allows Extra 410E to maintain its schedule and continue its journey without unnecessary delays.