Track Occupancy Authorities (TOAs) are used to occupy a defined portion of track within specified limits for an agreed period.
TOAs may:
allow the track to be broken or obstructed,
allow rail traffic associated with the TOA to work within the specified limits,
be granted for track vehicles to travel singly or in convoy.
ANRP 3006 - Using a Track Occupancy Authority
- Title: ANRP 3006 - Using a Track Occupancy Authority
- Status:
- Published: Nov 23, 2011
- Category: Operations
- Product Type: Rules and Procedures
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Track Occupancy Authorities (TOAs) are used to occupy a defined portion of track within specified limits for an agreed period.
TOAs may:
allow the track to be broken or obstructed,
allow rail traffic associated with the TOA to work within the specified limits,
be granted for track vehicles to travel singly or in convoy.
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