Average Journey Times Sample Clauses

Average Journey Times. (A) Network Rail shall ensure that in timetabling each Passenger Train Slot, the Average Journey Time between Pelaw Junction and South ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Station (in each direction) on any day of the week for Passenger Train Slots to be operated over the Route shall not exceed 29 minutes, where the Average Journey Time is calculated by dividing the total Journey Time for all Passenger Train Slots by the total number of Passenger Train Slots operated on that day provided that each Passenger Train Slot taken into account in such calculation shall have the calling pattern specified in paragraph 4.1. (B) Any calculations made in accordance with paragraph 6.1(A) above shall exclude: (1) any Passenger Train Slots which operate between the hours of 0001 and 0600 or on a Sunday, which Network Rail is required to Flex due to engineering work of any description taking place over the Route; and (2) any dwell time at any Station specified in any Bid which exceeds the dwell time for that Station contained in the Applicable Rules of the Plan.
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