Timing Load definition

Timing Load means, in relation to a Service, the timing reference code as defined from time to time in the Working Timetable;

Timing Load has the meaning ascribed to it in Part D of the CVL Network Code;

Timing Load means, in relation to a Service, the timingreference code which details the maximum speed and particular combination of traction type and trailing weight, together with whether any

Examples of Timing Load in a sentence

• Subject to paragraph 4.2.3, the Train Operator has, in relation to a Service, a Firm Right to use any equipment registered with RSSB’s R2 system which has performance characteristics identical to or better than the Timing Load specified in the Rights Table for such Service.

• If the Train Operator makes an Access Proposal, or relies on a Rolled Over Access Proposal, to operate any of the Services specified in Table 2.1 using Specified Equipment that is not capable of achieving the Timing Load shown, then the rights will be treated as Contingent Rights for the purposes of Part D of the Network Code.

• Subject to paragraph 4.2.3, the Train Operator has, in relation to a Service, a Firm Right to use any equipment registered with RSSB's R2 system which has performance characteristics identical to or better than the Timing Load specified in the Rights Table for such Service.

• The Train Operator has Firm Rights to the number of Passenger Train Slots in the Working Timetable in respect of a Service Group as listed against each Service specified in Table 2.1 on the Days and within the Peak and Off-Peak times so listed using any Specified Equipment included in paragraph 5.1(a) that is capable of achieving the Timing Load shown.

• The Train Operator has Firm Rights to the number of Passenger Train Slots in the Working Timetable in respect of a Service Group as listed against each Service specified in Table 2.1 on the Days so listed using Specified Equipment that is capable of achieving the Timing Load shown.

• The Train Operator has Firm Rights to the number of Passenger Train Slots in the Working Timetable in respect of a Service Group as listed against each Service specified in Table 2.1 on the Days and within the AM Peak, PM Peak, and Off-Peak times so listed using any Specified Equipment included in paragraph 5.1 that is capable of achieving the Timing Load shown.

• This proposed supplemental makes two amendments to the track access contract between Seilwaith Amey Cymru / Amey Infrastructure Wales Limited (AIW) and Transport for Wales Rail Ltd (TfWRL) these are set out below:1 Change of the Timing Load specified in Table 2.1 of Schedule 5 from class 142 to class 150.

• C.04.01 Exceptions to the TPRsAny margins assumed which are not prescribed by TPRs are mentioned in the body of the report C.05 Timing Load AssumptionsExisting Sectional Running Times (SRT) were assumed to be as contained within the December 2020 BPlan database.

• It was determined that “Network Rail is in breach of contract in that, in rejecting Freightliner’s Access Proposals for each of the eight Train Slots the subject of this dispute at a Timing Load of 1600 tonnes, it has failed to carry out the task required of it under Condition D4.2.2, in compiling the New WTT for December 2019”.

• If the Train Operator makes an Access Proposal, or relies on a Rolled Over Access Proposal, to operate any of the Services specified in Table 2.1 using Specified Equipment that is not capable of achieving the Timing Load shown, then the rights will be treated as Contingent Rights for the purposes of Part D of the CCOS Network Code.

More Definitions of Timing Load

Timing Load means, in relation to a Service, the timingreference code which details the maximum speed and particular combination of traction type and trailing weight, together with whether any vehicles may be conveyed to which local speed restrictions will apply;"Train Operator Variation"shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition D3.1.1;"Train Operator Variation Request"shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition D3.3.1;"Train Slot"means a train movement or a series of train movements, identified by arrival and departure times at each of the start, intermediate (where appropriate) and end points of each train movement;"TW-X"shall have the meaning ascribed to it in Condition D3.2.1; and "Variation Request"a CVL IM Variation Request or a Train Operator Variation Request (asapplicable); and "Works" means any inspection, maintenance, renewal, repair, replacement, improvement, enhancement or development of, or any other work inrelation to, any part of the CVL. Commented [A19]: These changes are to align (where appropriate) the CVL Network Code and Network Rail Network Code (April 2020)Condition D2 - BI-ANNUAL TIMETABLE REVISION PROCESS