Host Railroad definition

Host Railroad. National Railroad Passenger Corporation (AMTRAK).
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Host Railroad means any railroad over which intercity passenger trains operate.
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Host Railroad means the Southern California Regional Rail Authority (SCRRA), or any successor(s), that is responsible for compliance with Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) regulations with exclusive control of railroad operations.
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Examples of Host Railroad in a sentence

  • The length of flagman service and the days of such provided by the Host Railroad shall be based on the Contractor’s schedule and coordination, as well as the availability of manpower to provide protection on the part of the Host Railroad.

  • If it is determined by the Host Railroad during the Right of Entry and flagging coordination process that flagman service is required at the work site for the execution of this project, the schedule and the need for such shall be coordinated by the Contractor with the Host Railroad to provide the flagman service and the Contractor shall advise VRE and/or VRE’s onsite designee as applicable.

  • Host Railroad Maintenance of Way, Performance Incentives and Other Costs.

  • Third Party Costs credits resulting from the monthly reconciliation process will be credited to the CCJPA CCRP as set forth in Appendix III of this Agreement, which credits may be used among other things, to pay for Host Railroad Performance Payments due the Union Pacific Railroad that exceed the FY15 estimate for the Capitol Corridor.


More Definitions of Host Railroad

Host Railroad means any railroad, or any State or State entity, with which Amtrak has entered an agreement pursuant to 49 U.S.C. § 24308(a)(1) or section 402(a) of RPSA providing for use by Amtrak of facilities of, or provision to Amtrak of services by, such railroad, State, or State entity.
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