running line definition
running line means the line governed by one or more signals and includes connections, if any, used by a train when entering or leaving a station or when passing through a station or between stations;
running line means railway tracks, other than sidings, used for the through movement of trains;
running line means a railway line which is not a siding and is ordinarily used for the passage of trains or tramcars;
More Definitions of running line
running line means an advertising message broadcasted inside TV programs, between TV programs, in Broadcaster's announcements and prompts by imposing to the television image of static and/or dynamic text image in the bottom part of the television screen.
running line means the track used for running trains through and between stations and includes connections, if any used by a train when entering or leaving stations;
running line means the railway line or lines which are used primarily for the conveyance of railway traffic from place to place and includes the land under, between and adjoining such line or lines, but does not include land which is the site of buildings, structures, sidings, platforms, yards and approaches;
running line means a railway used primarily for the through movement of trains;
running line means an advertising message broadcasted inside TV programs, between TV programs, in the Principal’s announcements and prompts by imposing to the television image of static and/or dynamic text image in the bottom part of the television screen.
running line means the railway lines shown as mainline in Network Rail’s Route Sectional Appendix to the Working Timetables and Books of Rules and Regulations;
running line means an advertisement placed by way of overlaying the advertising text on the non-advertising TV program. The parties agree that running line may not be placed in the TV Channel broadcasts.