Positive Train Control Sample Clauses

Positive Train Control. (“PTC”). In the event it is determined that a modification to the PTC system is required, Licensee shall be solely responsible for the related design, construction and testing costs.
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Positive Train Control. 1. The Parties acknowledge and agree that effective January 13, 2017, SMART activated its Automatic Train Control/Centralized Traffic Control system (ATC/CTC signal system) and initiated and placed into operation its Positive Train Control testing program. 2. The Parties acknowledge and agree that SMART has furnished NWPCo.’s Locomotive No. 2009 with the appropriate PTC equipment and NWPCo. is required to make the locomotive available for testing and certification for operation on SMART’s tracks pursuant to FRA regulations. 3. In recognition of PTC and FRA regulations, NCRA/NWPCo. and SMART agree that on an interim basis prior to SMART’s pre-revenue testing and/or operation, SMART will provide NWPCo. with a “protected” operating window between midnight to 8 a.m. on Thursdays and Sundays provided that NWPCo. meets its obligations to deliver the Locomotive No. 2009 for all PTC/ATC system testing as set forth in paragraph I.B. 6, below. 4. With respect to the cost and expense of cabbing up NCRA or Operator’s locomotive fleet with PTC equipment, the Parties agree as follows: (a. SMART will have satisfied all its obligations under section 7.04 of the 2011 Operating Agreement as they relate to the cost and expense of cabbing up NCRA or Operator’s locomotive fleet when it: (1) furnishes and installs the on-board PTC/ATC equipment on one additional NCRA/NWPCo. locomotive, and (2) provides training/certification to NWPCo. staff on the use of the on-board equipment.
Positive Train Control. With a federal mandate to implement a PTC system by 2015, PRP is finishing the CBOSS (Communications Based Overlay Signal System) request for proposals package and is awaiting federal funding for award and implementation. This program is essential to the construction of a high-speed rail system as it will provide operating flexibility and roadway worker protection far in excess of current capability. It will also achieve all improved safety requirements identified under the mandate. CBOSS (PTC) is portable to other equipment and will integrate with other systems being developed. Coordination with high-speed rail, freight and compliant equipment users is in process. Mixed traffic / Shared Use – Caltrain will be submitting a formal waiver request to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) in Fall 2009 to operate mixed traffic (compliant and non-compliant rolling stock operating simultaneously) on the Caltrain corridor. Significant analysis and data has been presented to the FRA, which has verified that vehicles designed with crash energy management (CEM) combined with PTC supports an exceptionally improved level of safety. These activities fully support HSR shared use and allows for temporally separated freight operations. Temporal (freight) separation by PTC – Historically, temporal separation of passenger and freight equipment has be achieved by restricting operations by time of day or through physical separation. With the implementation of CBOSS, temporal separation can be enforced by using the control system, in areas such as South Terminal where freight and non-compliant passenger equipment must use the corridor simultaneously, resulting in flexibility of operations not previously achievable. Electrification of an existing railroad – PRP will deliver a fully electrified railroad which will not only improve Caltrain service but will support high speed rail interoperability and service to the future Transbay Transit Center. High-speed rail service – The California system will be the first true high speed rail service (over 125 mph) in the United States. Building a high- speed system through existing urban environments and on an operating railroad presents unique challenges that require expertise, close coordination between technical teams and Party representatives, and a sophisticated outreach program. Joint program implementation – This will be the first joint development project by a high-speed rail authority and a conventional rail organization to de...

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