Train Path definition

Train Path means the infrastructure capacity needed to run a train between two places over a given period;

Train Path means the entitlement of the Access Holder to use, through an Accredited Operator, the Network between the locations and any other entitlements as set out in the Access Agreement and consistent with the allocations set out in the DTP;

Train Path the infrastructure capacity of the railway network defined in time and geography by a sequence of arrival and departure times for the train between the departure station, the intermediate stations, the arrival station and the capacity in- between all the aforementioned.

Examples of Train Path in a sentence

• In determining whether the characteristics of two Servicesservices are alike ARTC may have regard to matters including but without limitation the applicable non-price terms, location, duration and quality of the Train Path, nature of Train consist, characteristics of the Serviceservice, longevity of access, arrival and departure times of the day and week.

• The Operator will pay to ARTC all variable Charges payable for each Train Path calculated by reference to Schedule 3 in accordance with clause 4.3(b) (as amended, if applicable, in accordance with clause 4.4).

• The Operator may, upon 24 hours prior written notice to ARTC, cancel in any 12 month period with the first 12 month period commencing on the Commencement Date, such number of Services per Scheduled Train Path as specified in Schedule 2 with no liability to ARTC to pay for the Charges in respect of the Services so cancelled.

More Definitions of Train Path

Train Path. [Mine XY]

Train Path means the infrastructure capacity needed to run a train between two places over a given period, which is described as an exact route with timing for that train, including the origin and destination, an entry time and day and an exit time and day, including any stopping point and related departure times;

Train Path means the series of network segments over a particular time interval through which a Train can travel and may include stopping points and intervals and fuelling stations and other set down or changeover points.

Train Path means the entitlement of the Operator to use the Network between the times and between the locations as specified in an Access Agreement entered into between ARTC and the Operator (whether being scheduled or on an ad hoc basis);

Train Path means the particular time interval, including an entry time and day and an exit time and day, through which a Train may travel over a segment of the Network from an origin to a destination, including stopping points, and includes an:

Train Path. [Mine XY] 3.1 Train Path Description and Service Assumptions 3.2 Tranche of Path Usages

Train Path means the infrastructure capacity needed to run a train between two places at a given time,