What is required if a train approaches an unattended fusee burning on its track?

When a train approaches an unattended fusee burning on its track, stopping and then proceeding at restricted speed beyond the fusee is required. This procedure is in place to ensure the safety of both the train and any personnel that may be in the vicinity. The fusee serves as a warning signal for trains, indicating a potentially hazardous situation or obstruction on the tracks. By stopping, the conductor can assess the situation and ensure that the path is clear before proceeding cautiously. Moving at restricted speed allows the train to be prepared to stop within the range of vision, which is essential in responding to any unexpected hazards that may be encountered beyond the fusee. This protocol helps maintain safety standards and reduces the risk of accidents.