Minimum Dwell Time at Intermediate Point definition

Minimum Dwell Time at Intermediate Point means the minimum period of time that the Service shall be Planned to stay at any relevant Intermediate Point;
Minimum Dwell Time at Intermediate Point means the minimum period of time that the Service shall be Scheduled to stay at any relevant Intermediate Point;

Related to Minimum Dwell Time at Intermediate Point

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