Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR) TC O-0-93 - PDF
Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR) TC O-0-93 - PDF
Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR) TC O-0-93 - PDF
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7. NOTICE OF NEW TIME TABLE OR SUPPLEMENT<br />
Notice will be given by operating bulletin and posted at least seventy two (72)<br />
hours prior to a new time table or supplement taking effect. Notice will also be<br />
given by GBO at least twenty four (24) hours prior to the new time table or<br />
supplement taking effect and for not less than six (6) days after it takes effect.<br />
Notice must also be communicated to all other affected employees.<br />
8. SYMBOLS AND DIAGRAMS<br />
(a) The following symbols when used in the time table indicate:<br />
B <strong>Operating</strong> bulletins<br />
C Cautionary limits<br />
D Trains or Transfers report departure to R<strong>TC</strong><br />
S Special Derail<br />
X Crossover between main tracks<br />
Y Wye<br />
* See footnote<br />
+ Interlocking - see footnotes.<br />
(b) Method of control and the limits of single track or multi-track will be indicated<br />
in the time table.<br />
(c) The location of each interlocking, non-interlocked drawbridge and noninterlocked<br />
railway crossing at grade will be indicated in subdivision footnotes<br />
or special instructions.<br />
(d) Siding capacity and the extent of TGBO and DOB limits will be indicated in<br />
time table columns, to the side of the station column or in subdivision<br />
footnotes.<br />
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