Ancillary Movements definition

Ancillary Movements has the meaning ascribed to it in Part D of the Network Code;

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Ancillary Movements has the meaning ascribed to it in Part D of the CVL Network Code;

Ancillary Movements means train movements on the Facility which are not an express part of the Services but which are necessary or reasonably required for giving full effect to the Services; “Ancillary Services” are those services, which are not Facility Services, which may be provided by ABP to the Train Operator on request, as more particularly described in paragraph 7 of Schedule 2;

Examples of Ancillary Movements in a sentence

References in this Schedule to a "Service", except in the definition of "Round Trip", shall include, in relation to any Planned Service, any Empty Services or Ancillary Movements associated with such Planned Service.
The Train Operator shall, in respect of any Service (and its associated Ancillary Movements) that it wishes to operate wholly or partly outside of the Core Operational Period, or wholly or partly on routes which form part of the Network over which passenger services do not operate, pay to Network Rail a Non-Core Operational Charge.
The Train Operator shall, in respect of any Service (and its associated Ancillary Movements) that it wishes to operate wholly or partly outside of the Core Operational Period, or wholly or partly on routes which form part of the CVL over which passenger services do not operate, pay to the CVL IM or its nominee a Non-Core Operational Charge.
Each Service shall be allocated an eight character code in the Performance Monitoring System (being a different code to that which applies to services of the Train Operator operated under any other access agreement) to allow for monitoring of each Planned Service and its associated Ancillary Movements.
Save in respect of the Ancillary Movements referred to in paragraph 8.2 Part 2, which may be operated by Specified Equipment of a length of up to 115 metres, train movements shall be operated by Specified Equipment of a length no greater than 57 metres.
References in this Schedule to: a "Service", except in the definition of "Round Trip", shall include, in relation to any Planned Service, any Empty Services or Ancillary Movements associated with such Planned Service; and a "CVL Service", except in the definition of "CVL Round Trip", shall include, in relation to any Planned CVL Service, any Empty Services or CVL Ancillary Movements associated with such Planned CVL Service.
The Services under this contract comprise: services with the characteristics set out in the Rights Table in columns 1 to 18; any Diverted Services; Ancillary Movements; any Train Operator Variation Services; any Revised Base Service; and any service Planned to use an International Freight Train Slot listed in Section A of the International Freight Capacity Notice applicable for the relevant Timetable Period, and which is shown in the Working Timetable as having been allocated to the Train Operator.
For the purposes of paragraph 2.2.1, Ancillary Movements shall include movements: to and from maintenance depots for the purpose of maintaining rolling stock; for driver training purposes; and which do not convey loaded wagons or empty passenger rolling stock; but shall not include movements of rolling stock for the purpose of testing in furtherance of vehicle acceptance procedures.
The Train Operator may make Ancillary Movements of Specified Equipment to the extent necessary or reasonably required to give full effect to the Services, including: movements to and from maintenance depots for the purpose of maintaining rolling stock; movements for driver training purposes; and empty stock movements.
For the purposes of paragraph 2.6, Ancillary Movements shall not include movements of rolling stock for the purpose of testing in furtherance of vehicle acceptance procedures.

More Definitions of Ancillary Movements

Ancillary Movements means Train movements which are not part of a Train Path but which are necessary or reasonably required to use the Train Path, including for Stabling purposes and movement of empty Trains and light engines for operative or maintenance purposes to workshops, locomotive depots and fuel points. Associate means, in relation to a party; and

Ancillary Movements means train movements on the Facility which are not an express part of the Train Services but which are necessary or reasonably required for giving full effect to the Train Services;

Ancillary Movements means the repositioning of Vehicles necessary for the purpose of providing Services, the testing or servicing of locomotives, movements of Vehicles for maintenance, sanding, fuelling, driver training or cleaning purposes, and emergency retrievals including other similar necessary movements required to provide Services.

Ancillary Movements means the repositioning of Vehicles necessary for the purpose of providing freight or passenger rail services, the testing or servicing of locomotives, movements of Vehicles for maintenance, sanding, fuelling, driver training or cleaning purposes, and emergency retrievals, including other similar necessary movements required to provide freight or passenger rail services.

Ancillary Movements has the meaning ascribed to it in Part D of the