Passenger Train Service Clause Samples

The Passenger Train Service clause defines the obligations and standards related to the operation and provision of train services for passengers. It typically outlines requirements such as scheduling, frequency, safety measures, and the quality of service that must be maintained by the service provider. For example, it may specify minimum service levels, accessibility features, or procedures for handling delays and disruptions. The core function of this clause is to ensure reliable, safe, and consistent passenger train operations, thereby protecting the interests of both passengers and contracting parties.
Passenger Train Service. A. All passenger trains will have at least one Conductor subject to the provisions of article 10.3. B. Passenger trains having 5 or more working coaches will have 1 Conductor and 1 Assistant Conductor who will work under the direction of the conductor to help with the collection of transportation and 1 brakeman subject to the provisions of Article 10.6. C. In the application of Clause (B) above, when an assistant conductor is necessary on an intermittent basis, a spare conductor will be called in accordance with calling procedures. D. In the application of Clause (B) above, when an assistant conductor is used they will go through to the final terminal of the assignment. E. When a passenger train has cars to pick up enroute which will increase the number of cars to the level specified in Clause (B) the assistant conductor required by Clauses (C) and (D) will be taken from the initial terminal. F. When a passenger train operates with a working baggage car, a train baggageman will be assigned. Such baggageman will operate and cycle independent from the balance of the train crew. G. In the absence of an Assistant Conductor and or Baggage man, the second Engineer shall, when required, assist the Conductor with the en-training and de- training of passengers and the loading and unloading of baggage.
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Passenger Train Service. A. All passenger trains will have at least one Conductor subject to the provisions of article 10.3. B. Passenger trains having 5 or more working coaches will have 1 Conductor and 1 Assistant Conductor who will work under the direction of the conductor to help with the collection of transportation and 1 brakeman subject to the provisions of Article 10.6. C. In the application of Clause (B) above, when an assistant conductor is necessary on an intermittent basis, a spare conductor will be called in accordance with calling procedures. D. In the application of Clause (B) above, when an assistant conductor is used they will go through to the final terminal of the assignment.
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Passenger Train Service. Notwithstanding the establishment of new seniority districts and rosters as provided in
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