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Dunolly - Inglewood Line up End Points Inglewood Arnold Block (Eaglehawk) in Poor Condition ISSUE NO. 18 WEEK BEGINNING 01/05/2018 Issued on behalf of Metro Trains and V/Line Weekly Operational Notice notice. They must, therefore, be always observed. Signallers, Train crews, Work THE WEEKLY on the lookout and be prepared to stop Group Supervisors, Gangers and others or to run at reduced speed whenever and must promptly report their Supervisors, OPERATIONAL wherever hand signal are exhibited. any case in which they observe trains running in excess of the speed laid down NOTICE (c) Work Group Supervisors and at or between any of the points where others in charge of works at the following speed is appointed to be reduced. These places where the requirements render DATE OF ISSUE reports must be forwarded to the Safety it necessary that the speed of train Manager of the relevant company. The Weekly Operational Notice is issued be reduced, must understand that this every Tuesday. An acknowledgement of information does not in any way relieve its receipt is not necessary. Every person them of the responsibility of seeing that whose duty requires them to have a copy Competent hand signallers, furnished is held responsible for obtaining one of with the necessary Hand Signals and each issue, and for communicating to Audible Track Warners are stationed at their staff any instructions applicable to the places named for the purpose of them. If not received at the usual time or signalling in accordance with these rules, in doubt as to your obligations, contact or that the special way Warning and your Supervisor. Caution signals are exhibited, as each case may require. Special permanent TEMPORARY REDUCTIONS OF way warning and Caution signals are SPEED OF TRAINS exhibited at the locations contained in the following tables. For instructions (a) (I) Repairs and renewals regarding the use of these signals see are being effected at the following places Rule 7, Section 15 of the Rules and and, until further notice, the speed of Operating Procedures 1994. trains must, if required, be reduced as shown. Each location will be protected (d) Unless otherwise specified, all when necessary, either by hand signals, reductions of speed shown in this notice or by special permanent way signals. apply until the issue of the next Weekly Train Crews must keep a good look-out Operational Notice. Any temporary at these locations for such signals, which reduction of speed which appeared in must be exhibited in accordance with the last issue of the Weekly Operational these rules. Notice, and which is not included in this edition, may be regarded as cancelled. (ii) In the absence of such signals, trains may be run at the ordinary rate of (e) Subject to any temporary speed. modifications in the foregoing or other current instructions, the permanent (b) Drivers are reminded that way reductions of speed and the speed repairs of lines necessitating reductions limitations shown in the Working of speed, of which it has not been able Time-tables, and all additions to and to give notice, may be necessary at other amendments thereof, must be carefully places beside those mentioned in this Page 2 of 52 Weekly Operational Notice No. 18/2018 METROPOLITAN RAIL NETWORK TEMPORARY SPEED RESTRICTIONS KM KM TSR AS FROM STATIONS BETWEEN CIRCULAR REASON START END SPEED INNER AREA Nil WESTERN LINES Werribee 16/03/18 (East & West Lines) 31.160 34.442 60 TS.029/18 Operational requirements. (Up & Down Trains) * Circular TS.071/2017 is cancelled and replaced by TS.029/18 a/c speed increased to 60 KPH. TS.087/17 is Cancelled and replaced a/c East Line Speed reduced to 30kph vide TS.071/17 on 15/05/17. Area of speed restriction extended; 28/05/15 speed reduced from 65 to 60 kph. NORTHERN LINES Watergardens - Diggers Rest 03/11/17 24.000 24.480 80 TS.109/17 Track geometry (Down Line) Sunbury 23/05/17 38.000 38.200 80 TS.054/17 Rough ride through Gap Rd Level crossing. (Down Line) Broadmeadows Points & Crossings condition & track # 08/01/13 16.503 16.718 30 TS.073/16 (Down Line) clearance through platform. # 17/10/16 extended to 16.718 km. Operational requirements a/c Signalling Roxburgh Park - Broadmeadows (28/05/2007) and warning times for *24/01/18 20.268 16.800 80 TS.011/18 (Up Line) Dunkeld St & Smeaton Ave and Critical Rail Temperature requirements. * Circular TS.036/2017 Is Cancelled And Replaced A/C Speed Reduced To 80 Kph. Circular TS.001/2017 Is Cancelled And Replaced a/c Area Of Speed Restriction Reduced And Speed Increased To 100 Kph. Craigieburn #01/11/17 25.296 25.545 80 TS.108/17 Signalling issue (28/03/2011). (Down line) # Circular TS.077/2017 Is Cancelled And Replaced TS.108/17 a/c Area Of Restriction Reduced And Reverts To Area Of TS.023/2011. TS.023/2011 Cancelled And Replaced by TS.077/17 a/c Area Of Restriction Extended And Speed Reduced. TS.018/11 amended by TS.023/2011 on 15/05/11 Donnybrook - Craigieburn ^28/11/17 28.600 26.150 80 TS.124/17 Track condition/mud hole. (Up Line) ^ TS.053/2017 is cancelled and replaced by TS.124/17a/c area of restriction reduced. Fawkner - Gowrie Level crossing warning times 08/06/17 13.751 14.320 65 TS.064/17 (Down Line) Box Forest Rd. Fawkner - Gowrie Level crossing warning times 08/06/17 14.782 14.632 60 TS.065/17 (Up Line) Box Forest Rd. Clifton Hill 22/03/18 6.470 6.480 40 TS.031/18 Poor geometry through crossing, (Down Line) Page 3 of 52 Weekly Operational Notice No. 18/2018 Thornbury - Croxton Normanby Ave & Woolton Ave Level *10/01/18 10.551 9.950 65 TS.008/18 (Up Line) crossing approach. * TS.003/18 cancelled and replaced by TS.008/18 a/c provision of reminder ‘C’ Board at Up end of Thornbury Station. TS.121/17 cancelled & replaced by TS.003/18, reverting to TS.051/2015. TS.051/2015 cancelled and replaced by TS.111/17 a/c condition of sleepers in Thornbury pit. TS.111/17 cancelled and replaced by TS.112/17 reverting to TS.051/15. Circular TS.112/2017 cancelled and replaced by TS.121/17 a/c RFD fault. Ruthven – Reservoir 04/08/15 15.845 15.142 65 TS.050/15 High St Level Crossing Approach. (Up trains) Montmorency - Eltham Structural and track condition of trestle 12/04/18 26.900 27.100 25 TS.037/18 Up & Down trains bridge. EASTERN LINES East Camberwell 27/02/18 11.155 10.997 40 TS.024/18 Track Condition Through Platform. (Up Line) Ringwood – Ringwood East 27/08/08 26.940 27.260 70 TS.082/08 Level crossing approach. (Down Line) Croydon - Ringwood East 28/11/16 28.080 27.465 70 TS.101/16 Dublin Road Level Crossing warning time. (Up Line) Kooyong – Tooronga 23/01/14 8.376 9.285 60 TS.008/14 Toorak Rd. Level crossing approach. (Down line) SOUTHERN LINES Yarraman – Dandenong - General 24/09/15 Motors 30.083 32.554 60 TS.058/15 Signal Overlap issues. (Down line) General Motors - Dandenong (Up Line) 29/03/18 32.554 31.648 80 TS.032/18 Signal Overlap issues. Cranbourne Line (Up Trains) * TS.028/2018 is cancelled and replaced by TS.032/18 a/c restriction reverting to original area per TS.059/2015. Circular TS.059/2015 is cancelled and replaced by TS.028/18 a/c area of speed restriction extended a/c track condition. Cardinia Road - Officer Pedestrian crossing works and line of 15/07/17 51.550 51.384 80 TS.086/17 (Up Line) sight. Cardinia Road – Pakenham 06/09/11 56.161 57.027 100 TS.059/11 Level crossing Approach, McGregors Road. (Down line) Level crossing Approach, McGregors Road; 01/07/09 Pakenham (Up line) 57.840 57.070 85# TS.069/16 Chief Engineer’s directive. #03/10/16 speed reduced to 85 kph. Pakenham Level crossing approach warning times for ^20/04/18 58.262 58.751 110 TS.038/18 (North line, Down trains) Racecourse Rd. Chief Engineer’s directive. Poor track geometry, line and top faults Pakenham and Level crossing approach warning ^ 20/04/18 58.262 60.250 60 TS.038/18 (South Line Down trains) times for Racecourse Rd. Chief Engineer’s directive. ^ Circular TS.081/2016 is cancelled and replaced by TS.038/18 a/c South line area extended and speed reduced. 04/11/16 speed increased to 110 kph. Pakenham Level crossing approach warning times 03/10/16 59.990 58.751 110 TS.082/16* (North & South lines, Up trains) Racecourse Rd; Chief Engineer’s directive. #04/11/16 speed increased to 110 kph. Dandenong – Lynbrook Level crossing warning times & Greens 10/07/15 Up trains 37.730 34.745 100 *TS.047/15 Road PCR condition. Down trains 33.645 36.920 *Replaces TS.046/15 (07/07/15). Glenhuntly Track condition at Tram Square; rail break 19/10/17 13.379 13.353 15 TS.105/17 Up Line at Train – Tram rail interface. Mordialloc No. 1A track 10/09/13 27.570 27.810 30 TS.085/13 Track Condition. (Down Trains) Seaford - Carrum 13/01/17 37.946 37.536 80 TS.007/17 SPAD Mitigation. (Up Line) Page 4 of 52 Weekly Operational Notice No. 18/2018 Frankston; Up & Down lines and 26/03/15 43.669 43.869 30 TS.026/15 Pedestrian crossing Approach timing.
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