What is the relationship between Anchor Glass siding and Track 1?

The relationship between Anchor Glass siding and Track 1 being defined as a trailing track means that Anchor Glass siding is located behind Train movements on Track 1. In rail terminology, a trailing track is one that encounters a train as it moves forward. For example, if a train is departing from Track 1, it will be moving away from Anchor Glass siding, which can be beneficial for loading or unloading operations without interfering with the main train operations on Track 1.

Understanding this relationship is important for coordinating train movements and ensuring safety when working around sidings or other tracks. Other definitions, such as leading track or adjacent track, do not accurately describe the position and function of Anchor Glass siding in relation to Track 1, and an opposite track would imply a comprehensive separation rather than a functional interaction. Thus, defining it as a trailing track captures the operational dynamics accurately.