For a single TSR, where is the caution speed located on the board?

In the context of New South Wales Safeworking practices, the caution speed for a Temporary Speed Restriction (TSR) is prominently displayed at the top of the sign. This positioning is strategically designed to ensure that train operators can easily see and read the caution speed as they approach the restriction. The visibility of the caution speed at the top enhances safety by providing an immediate alert to train crews regarding the reduced speed requirement, allowing them to adjust their speed well ahead of reaching the area where the TSR applies. This standardization in presentation aids in quick recognition and compliance, which is essential for maintaining safety on railways.