How must a train proceed after passing a distant signal and making a stop in any block?

A train must proceed in accordance with the governing rules established by NORAC after passing a distant signal and making a stop in any block. This means that the train is required to follow the specific instructions as detailed in paragraph A of the governing rule. These rules are in place to ensure safety and proper communication regarding train operations, taking into account factors such as track conditions, signal indications, and any other operational considerations that may affect the train's speed and the ability to safely proceed.

Following these guidelines ensures that the train operates within the safe parameters established by railroad management, which is crucial in preventing accidents and maintaining efficient train movements. The governing rules provide a structured and standardized approach to managing train movements, which is vital for safety and coordination on busy rail networks.