The following e-mail from Transport Canada clarifies Operating
Bulletin #BCO-ISA-196/06
From: McAmmond, Mitchell [MCAMMOM@tc.gc.ca]
Sent: January 18, 2007 7:54 To: kim_wachs@cpr.ca;
dan_sewell@cpr.ca; rocky_hartline@cpr.ca Cc: Harradine,
Brent; Boan, Susan; dan_hovorka@cpr.ca; mbriggs2@shaw.ca
Subject: Operating Bulletin #BCO-ISA-196/06 Mr. Kim Wachs,
As per our telephone conversation yesterday, Just to clarify
Operating Bulletin BCO-ISA-196/06, Ditch Light Requirements, this
bulletin makes reference to locomotives in road service requiring
ditch lights but that is not to be confused with the collective
agreement definition of "road service". As per the Railway
Locomotive Inspection and Safety Rules any locomotive out on the
mainline must have ditch lights in the direction of travel
regardless of whether they are a switcher crew, work train crew, or
through freight service. Any locomotive sent out that will be
knowingly running back in the opposite direction such as a switcher
or work train must have ditch lights on the long nose end for the
return movement. Sincerely, Mitch. Mitch McAmmond
Operations Inspector Railway Safety - Pacific Region Transport
Canada Office: 604 666 5676 Fax: 604 666 7747 E-Mail:
mcammom@tc.gc.ca
TC
O-29: Railway Locomotive Inspection and Safety Rules
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