Talk:Blocked trains

Correct name?

The name of this article ("Blocked Trains") is in accordance with the reference given, so is it (a) different in America than other places, or (b) does the reference (which does not originate in the railway industry) have it wrong?

Because I would call such trains "block trains" (i.e. they have been arranged in blocks, they haven't been "blocked" (obstructed)).

Philip J. Rayment 11:38, 17 August 2007 (EDT)