Movements of trains onto and off the Network Sample Clauses

The 'Movements of trains onto and off the Network' clause governs the procedures and requirements for trains entering or leaving a railway network. It typically outlines the conditions under which trains may access or exit the network, such as scheduling, safety checks, and coordination with network operators. For example, it may require advance notification before a train joins the network or specify protocols for safely removing a train from service. The core function of this clause is to ensure the safe, orderly, and efficient management of train traffic at network entry and exit points, thereby minimizing risks of accidents and operational disruptions.
Movements of trains onto and off the Network. 6.4.1 Suitable access (a) accepted off the Network; and/or (b) presented onto the Network, the Train Operator shall ensure that in respect of each Nominated Location suitable access has been granted to it in relation to such location by the party which controls the relevant facility connected to the Network at the Nominated Location. 6.4.2 Prompt presentation onto the Network
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Movements of trains onto and off the Network. Suitable access Prompt presentation onto the Network
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