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Check the signals down the line, in the direction the train is supposed to move. Trains move to a new free block. In simplicity a block is the section between signals or stations. You can try adding a signal on the line beyond slightly more than the train length, If the train moves ahead, check the next block.
The following shouldn't be the case since you say the track is not shared by another line. However, if the train is waiting prior to a station, try adding an alternative platform using the Line Manager. If it works, the prior platform is most likely being used by another line.