turnback siding
turnback siding noun: a siding placed between two running lines, and connected to them, where a terminating train can reverse direction.

Noun
turnback siding (plural turnback sidings)
- A siding placed between two running lines, and connected to them, where a terminating train can reverse direction.
- At Hounslow, the existing running lines would need splaying to create two turnback sidings inbetween ^([sic]) them, to help accommodate the planned service of 4tph.2026 March 18, David Stubbings, “New London Overground route electrification plan”, in RAIL, number 1057, page 17
- Synonyms:
- turnback, reversing siding
Synonyms of turnback siding
Forms of turnback siding
| plural | turnback sidings |
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Questions about turnback siding
- What does turnback siding mean?
- Turnback siding means a siding placed between two running lines, and connected to them, where a terminating train can reverse direction.
- What part of speech is turnback siding?
- Turnback siding is a noun.
- What is the plural of turnback siding?
- The plural of turnback siding is turnback sidings.
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