Train Fleet Sample Clauses

Train Fleet. 3.1 The Franchisee's Train Fleet as at the Start Date is as set out in Table 1 contained in Schedule 1.7 (The Train Fleet). 3.2 The Franchisee shall comply with its obligations under: (a) paragraph 12 concerning changes to the composition and characteristics of the Train Fleet; and (b) paragraph 2 of Schedule 2.2 (Security of Access Agreements, Rolling Stock Leases, Station and Depot Leases) with respect to the Train Fleet.
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Train Fleet. 3.1. SRT’s Train Fleet as at the Commencement Date is as set out in Appendix 1 (The Train Fleet). 3.2. SRT shall comply with its obligations under paragraph 2 of Schedule 2.2 (Security of Access Assets, Rolling Stock Leases, Station and Depot Leases) with respect to the Train Fleet. 3.3. Save as otherwise expressly provided for in this Agreement and/or unless SRH and the Authority both otherwise agrees in writing, SRT shall maintain the composition of the Train Fleet during the Term, such that there are no changes to the Train Fleet, including changes: (a) to the classes or types; (b) to the interior configurations (including equipment or facilities present and available for use); or (c) which may reduce the journey time capabilities of any rolling stock vehicles specified in the Train Fleet. 3.4. Where any rolling stock vehicles referred to in Train Fleet Table 1 cease to be leased on the date so specified in Train Fleet Table 1 SRT shall (unless otherwise agreed by SRH and subject to compliance with all other relevant provisions of this Agreement including in relation to Rolling Stock Contracts) include in the Train Fleet substitute rolling stock on a leased basis (unless the Authority otherwise consents in advance and in writing) which has: (a) a capacity which as a minimum can accommodate the forecast passenger demand on the routes the train fleet is planned to operate; (b) a lower net operating costs and reliability, capability and quality that is at least equal to the reliability, capability and quality of the rolling stock vehicles being substituted; (c) an aggregate total capacity can accommodate the longer term forecast passenger demand on the routes the fleet is planned to operate. 3.5. During the Term, SRT shall advise SRH of any rolling stock vehicles comprising the Train Fleet damaged beyond economic repair or likely to be unavailable for service for a period of 3 consecutive Reporting Periods or more. SRT shall, pending the return to service of the same, provide SRH with an update at least once per Reporting Period (or at such other frequency as SRH may specify) on the anticipated return to service date of any vehicle reported as likely to be unavailable for service for a period of 3 consecutive Reporting Periods or more. 3.6. If any change is made to the Train Fleet in accordance with this paragraph 3 SRH may, after consulting SRT, notify SRT of the Passenger Carrying Capacity of any rolling stock vehicles or class of rolling stock vehicles ...
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Train Fleet. 3.1 The Franchisee's Train Fleet as at the Franchise Connnencement Date is as set out in Appendix 1 (The Train Fleet). Pap 1/of 556 tPA 3.2 The Franchisee shall comply with its obligations under: (a) paragraph 15 concerning changes to the composition and characteristics of the Train Fleet; IiXld (b) paragraph 2 of Schedule 2.2 (Security of Access Assets, Rolling Stock Leases, Station and Depot Leases) with respect to the Train Fleet. .
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