Railway Interswitching Regulations (SOR/88-41)
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Regulations are current to 2025-06-25 and last amended on 2019-06-25. Previous Versions
2 In these Regulations,
- Act
Act means the Canada Transportation Act; (Loi)
- car block
car block means 60 or more cars that, as a block, are interswitched at an interchange and are destined to, or originate from a single shipper at a siding; (rame de wagons)
- siding
siding means
(a) a private siding that connects with a line of railway of a terminal carrier,
(b) a team track of a terminal carrier,
(c) a track where traffic may be loaded or unloaded directly from or into a shipper’s facility abutting a terminal carrier’s tracks,
(d) a track for loading or unloading in a public stockyard, and
(e) a point of origin or a point of destination, as those expressions are defined in section 87 of the Act,
but does not include
(f) a track that is used by a terminal carrier for the transfer of traffic between cars or between a car and a warehouse owned by the terminal carrier, or
(g) a track that serves a reload or distribution compound, a container terminal or any other facility operated by a terminal carrier or its agent or for the terminal carrier’s own purposes; (voie d’évitement)
- terminal carrier
terminal carrier means a railway company that interswitches traffic at an interchange to or from a siding. (transporteur de tête de ligne)
- SOR/2004-203, s. 1
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