What is the speed limit when a train skips a station?

The speed limit when a train skips a station is 25 MPH. This limit is set to maintain safety while allowing trains to move efficiently through sections where there are no station stops. Operating at this speed helps ensure that engineers can maintain control of the train and respond to any issues that may arise.

The 25 MPH limit is often standardized across various rail systems for situations where trains are not making a stop, ensuring consistency in operation. Following this speed limit allows for the balance between operational efficiency and safety, minimizing risks of accidents when bypassing stations.