Track Occupancy definition

Track Occupancy means when an On-track Vehicle is either stationary or in motion on a Mainline Track.
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Examples of Track Occupancy in a sentence

  • TRANSFLO bills Track Occupancy charges by individual railcar on a per day basis, including weekdays, weekends and holidays, except as stated above.

  • The Track Occupancy charges vary depending upon the car type: private and railroad-owned or leased.

  • As each railcar is Constructively Placed (defined below) at a terminal, a prescribed number of “free days” is allowed with respect to that railcar before assessment by TRANSFLO of Track Occupancy charges commences.

  • If a railcar is constructively placed on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday, the calculation of free days and Track Occupancy charges begins the first Monday following the date on which the railcar is Constructively Placed.

  • Track Occupancy charges are assessed by TRANSFLO for a commercially reasonable time to permit Customers the opportunity to arrange for transfer of product.

  • Protection may be provided only by a qualified CP employee through use of a flag person, Canadian Railway Operating Rules (CROR) Track Occupancy Protection (TOP), mechanical blue flag protection or other protection methods designated by the Manager-in-Charge.