Canada Transportation Act 1996 (Loi sur les Transports au Canada) and Railway Interswitching Regulations 1987 (Règlement sur l’Interconnexion du Trafic Ferroviaire)

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Canada Transportation Act 1996 (Loi sur les Transports au Canada) and Railway Interswitching Regulations 1987 (Règlement sur l’Interconnexion du Trafic Ferroviaire)

Canada Transportation Act 1996 (as amended) Loi sur les Transports au Canada (English and French translation within a single document) Part III of the Act deals with railway transportation. It contains regulations on running rights, joint trackage use, and interswitching. All these concepts refer to a shared use of railway infrastructure.

Railway Interswitching Regulations 1987 (as amended) Règlement sur l’Interconnexion du Trafic Ferroviaire (English and French translation within a single document) - The Regulations specify the Canada Transportation Act and contain details on interswitching zones and interswitching rates.

For more information on track access in general visit Railways: Track Access and HaulageMore information on track access laws and regulations is available at Track Access Laws and Regulations. 

 

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