What must be done with movements entering designated points in restricted limits?

Making all movements at restricted speed is essential for safety when entering designated points in restricted limits. This practice is crucial because it allows the crew to maintain maximum control of the train, providing the ability to stop within a shorter distance in case of emergencies or unexpected hazards. Restricted speed generally dictates that the train can only proceed at a speed that allows it to stop short of any obstruction or to react promptly to signals and conditions on the track.

This guideline helps ensure the safety of not only the train crew but also other personnel and equipment in the vicinity. It also allows for greater situational awareness as the crew can assess the environment as they approach these critical areas.