"Disputes about running rights and joint track usage
A railway company can apply to the Agency for the right to run its trains over the tracks of any other federal railway company when no negotiated agreement exists. For more information about running rights and joint track usage, read section 138 of the Canada Transportation Act.
How will the Agency process my dispute?
Disputes about running rights and joint track usage can be handled through facilitation, mediation or adjudication. Certain types of applications may be eligible for arbitration.
For facilitation, mediation and arbitration, both parties must agree to participate in the process.
For adjudication, the Agency will consider information received from both sides and issue a decision."
https://services.otc-cta.gc.ca/eng/disputes-about-running-rights-and-joint-track-usage
Too Sad that Tom Payne was 20 years early!
A railway company can apply to the Agency for the right to run its trains over the tracks of any other federal railway company when no negotiated agreement exists. For more information about running rights and joint track usage, read section 138 of the Canada Transportation Act.
How will the Agency process my dispute?
Disputes about running rights and joint track usage can be handled through facilitation, mediation or adjudication. Certain types of applications may be eligible for arbitration.
For facilitation, mediation and arbitration, both parties must agree to participate in the process.
For adjudication, the Agency will consider information received from both sides and issue a decision."
https://services.otc-cta.gc.ca/eng/disputes-about-running-rights-and-joint-track-usage
Too Sad that Tom Payne was 20 years early!
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