If no track bulletins are in effect, what should you advise?

• A. That none are needed
• B. To proceed with caution
• C. To obtain a Warrant anyway
• D. To contact the supervisor

Answer: (A)

Bulletins are temporary instructions that update or add conditions for moving on the track. If none are in effect, there’s nothing extra to communicate beyond the existing authority. In that situation you would advise that none are needed, because there are no new restrictions or changes to relay. You still operate under the current warrant and standard rules; you don’t need to obtain a new warrant or take special action simply because there are no bulletins. You would only contact a supervisor if something else creates uncertainty or requires a decision outside the normal process.