Can anybody provide the approximate average speed limits on each of the subs on CN's north line ( ex Cdn Northern) and CN's south ( ex GTP) line between Edmonton and Portage la Prairie for both passenger and freight? What is the actual avg train speed?
Get a employee Time Table for the territories - that will give you the exact speeds that are permissible and all the locations that are even more restriced.
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I don't have access to a current employee timetable.
GotransI don't have access to a current employee timetable.
Might be able to find a slightly older one on the net. They really don't change 'that' much between issues - mostly a change in the names of the Division's officials.
You can try
I have bought several ETT's from him.
Johnny
If he asked this over on the String Lining thread, he'd likely have multiple detailed answers within the hour...
Here's a 2005 CN Prairie Sub-Region timetable. The Rivers (Winnipeg-Melville) and Watrous (Melville-Biggar) Subdivisions are the CTC-signalled mainline, while the Gladstone (Portage La Prairie-Dauphin), Togo (Dauphin-Canora), Margo (Canora-Humboldt), Aberdeen (Humboldt-North Battleford), and Blackfoot (North Battleford-Vermillion) Subdivisions are the non-signalled (Occupancy Control System, or OCS) Prairie North Line.
http://www.multimodalways.org/docs/railroads/companies/CN/CN%20ETTs/CN%20Western%20Prairie%20ETT%20%2311%201-1-2005.pdf
Here are the remaining two, the Wainwright (Biggar-Edmonton) and Vegreville (Vermillion-Edmonton) Subdivisions.
http://www.cwrailway.ca/cnrha.ca/Timetables%2007/Saskatoon/Wainwright.pdf
http://www.cwrailway.ca/cnrha.ca/Timetables%2007/Edmonton/Vegreville%2707.pdf
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