What does Track 1 lead into when facing Track 2?

When facing Track 2, Track 1 leads into Track 2, which is commonly referred to as "facing Track 1 trailing." This terminology indicates that as a train approaches from Track 1, it will be heading towards Track 2, which is positioned directly opposite. This relationship helps to clarify the directions and paths that trains can take within the station’s layout, ensuring safe operations and efficient movement.

The other options refer to different tracks or services that do not align with the described scenario of Track 1 leading into Track 2. For instance, while Track 3 may run parallel to Track 1 and 2, it does not serve as the direct connection from Track 1 in this context. Similarly, Track 4 and Track 5 serve different purposes that are not directly related to the immediate connection between Track 1 and Track 2.