Ancillary Movement definition
Ancillary Movement means a Train movement on the Network of not more than 1 kilometre which is not part of an Approved Train Path but which is necessary or reasonably required in connection with the use of an Approved Train Path, including a movement:
1.6.1 for Stabling purposes;
1.6.2 of empty wagons and light engines; and
1.6.3 for operational or maintenance purposes to workshops, locomotive depots and fuel points;
Ancillary Movement means a train movement which is not an
Ancillary Movement means a train movement which is not an express part
Examples of Ancillary Movement in a sentence
The CVL IM shall not be liable under this paragraph 7 for any Prolonged Disruption Sum in respect of any Service which is an Empty Service (save that, for the purpose of this paragraph 7, a service, pursuant to a contract with a third party, conveying empty wagons and/or coaching stock will not be an Empty Service), a Short Notice Service or an Ancillary Movement.
The exercise of a Stabling right or the making of an Ancillary Movement shall not count against the number of Firm Train Slots.