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Call-on permissive move authorisation: standing time boundary · case 05

A train that has stood exactly two minutes is refused the call-on.

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Case contract

Without a route the answer is none. With the section ahead clear the main aspect is given. Into an occupied section a call-on is given only if the train has stood at the signal for at least 120 s and is stationary (0 km/h), the gap to the standing train is at least 20 m and that train is not moving; otherwise none.

Why this case matters

Interlocking logic decides whether trains may be given authority; a wrong decision at this point either grants unsafe movements or strands traffic.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: stood exactly two minutes	`"none"`	`"call-on"`	Failed

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