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There are guys who sit inside a computer booth at a station and make train announcements or weather announcements. What do you call them? I know they’re not station agents. -
valid promotion paths for conductor include train operator tower operator ATD -
I heard conductors can get promoted to safety advisor for trains or train operator. Safety advisor (the guys who make weather announcements and all of that).
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I used my 5 veteran's points years ago on another exam and was told at that time that you needed to be a NYS resident at the time of enlistment into the armed forces. It was a long time ago so you might be right and perhaps the requirement has changed. Either way times have changed and there are not that many veterans like there were back then so I don't believe there will be as many as there were in years past. If you score high enough it is advisable to save your vets points for a promotional exam, assuming of course you get in the door first. -
I dont, but realistically i dont think they would bother with the decimals. -
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