Sections of the sectional appendix

[Ditop23]

Hi all.

I'm trying to find the names of the 4 sections of the sectional appendix.

Are they
Route module
Route availability
General instruction
Local instructions

Are these all of them?
Thanks

 

[jfollows]

I don’t know, but why not just look at https://www.networkrail.co.uk/indus...tors/national-electronic-sectional-appendix/?

 

[driver9000]

General Instructions.
Table A - Route maps.
Table B - Special working arrangements.
Table D - Route clearance.

 

[styles]

General Instructions.
Table A - Route maps.
Table B - Special working arrangements.
Table D - Route clearance.

Is table C classified?

 

[driver9000]

Is table C classified?

There isn't a Table C.

 

[styles]

There isn't a Table C.

Why not?

 

[The Planner]

Why not?

It was removed, it was for lines worked under a person in charge. Easier to keep the sections as they are rather than completely reformat it all.

 

[Ashley Hill]

It was removed, it was for lines worked under a person in charge. Easier to keep the sections as they are rather than completely reformat it all.

Newton Abbot - Heathfield for example. Lines listed in section C2 had different emergency protection rules.

 

[Ditop23]

It was removed, it was for lines worked under a person in charge. Easier to keep the sections as they are rather than completely reformat it all.

Can I confirm I'm wrong in my question. As I got my answers when I googled it plus they on Wikipedia. Cheers

 

[greatkingrat]

Where does the areas with poor rail adhesion go?

 

[driver9000]

Where does the areas with poor rail adhesion go?

Table A. They're also in a table at the beginning of relevant route module.

 

[Archvile]

There are 6 sections - Maps (the very rudimentary kind showing large areas), Table A diagrams (detailed route maps), Special Working Arrangements, Route Clearance, Local Instructions, and Areas of Exceptionally Poor Adhesion.