Column 1: Gross kilometre posts

Column 2: Speed limit in kilometres per hour

Column 3a: Names of stations, key facilities and signal designations

Column 3b: Kilometre marks for stations and signal locations

Columns 4 / 5: Departure times

Asig = exit signal

Esig = entry signal

Zsig = intermediate signal

Evsig = entry distant signal

Avsig = exit distant signal

Zvsig = intermediate distant signal

Sbk = self-blocking signal

• The triangle symbol following any of the distant signal markers indicates a shortened distance between the distant signal and the main signal it is related to.
• Indications like "E 50", "Z 60" or "A 60" indicate that a main signal (entry, intermediate or exit) may be passed at the speed indicated behind the letter rather than the default 40 kph when showing a "proceed limited" aspect.
• In locations where different speed limits, signal designations or kilometre marks apply to regular and wrong track, the values applying to the wrong track are set in chevrons.
• The paper-printed variant is read from top to bottom whereas the electronic variant now available on pretty much all contemporary motive power – called "EBuLa" – scrolls from bottom to top.