Loco Pilot definition

Loco Pilot means the engine Loco Pilot or any other competent railway servant for the time being in charge of driving a train;
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Loco Pilot means the Railway staff who are designated and authorized to drive Locomotives/Trains.
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Loco Pilot means locomotive driver or any other competent railway servant for the time being in charge of driving a train or a self-propelled vehicle;
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More Definitions of Loco Pilot

Loco Pilot means the engine driver or any other competent railway
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Loco Pilot means the locomotive driver including motorman or co-Loco pilot or any other competent railway servant for the time being in charge of driving a train or a self propelled vehicle;
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Loco Pilot means the duly certified Loco Pilot of a single or multiply unite train or of an electric engine. This definition is in addition to the definition given in GR.
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