Which of the following locations is NOT a Control Point along the specified segment?

A Control Point is a designated location along a railway line where trains can be monitored, controlled, or directed, usually to ensure safe and efficient operation. These points serve critical functions in rail traffic management, including signaling, track switching, and communication.

The correct answer indicates that St. Lucie is not recognized as a Control Point within the specified segment of the railway. This might be due to several factors, such as it lacking the necessary equipment for signaling or management, or perhaps it is an area primarily used for different purposes that do not involve direct oversight of train operations.

The other locations mentioned—NE Stanton, Middle Taft, and South Orlando—are all established Control Points. They have been equipped and designated for train control activities, contributing to the overall safety and efficiency of train movements in that area.