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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40.3 PROTECTION OF TRACK WORK AT AUTOMATIC INTERLOCKING<br />
(a) A movement stopped at the entrance of an automatic interlocking<br />
encountering a “40.3 Protection” visible indicator or a special lock on the box<br />
marked “switches” must not proceed beyond the stop signal until instructions<br />
have been received from the foreman.<br />
Note: Foreman must refer to Rule 840.3.<br />
(b) When track work is still ongoing, a movement authorized by the foreman to<br />
proceed is relieved of the requirements of Rule 611, except that such<br />
movement must be made at RESTRICTED speed to the next signal or Block<br />
End sign.<br />
42. PLANNED PROTECTION<br />
Rule 42 signals must not be in place more than 30 minutes prior to or after the<br />
times stated in the GBO unless provided for in the GBO.<br />
(a) A movement in possession of the Form Y must not proceed beyond the red<br />
signal located at the mileage stated in the GBO, enter the track limits stated in<br />
the GBO, or make a reverse movement within such track limits until<br />
instructions have been received from the foreman named in the GBO. When<br />
a specific track is to be used, instructions from the foreman must specify the<br />
track upon which the instructions apply.<br />
Note: Foreman must refer to Rule 842.<br />
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