Types of Track Possessions

The interstate rail network covered by the undertaking includes the mainline standard gauge track linking Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, Adelaide, Wolseley and Crystal Brook in South Australia, Melbourne and Wodonga in Victoria and Broken Hill, Cootamundra, Albury, Macarthur, Southern Sydney Freight Line, Moss Vale, Unanderra, Newcastle (to the Queensland border) and Parkes in New South Wales. This menu provides access to ARTC Network Maps and detailed information about ARTC’s Network including:

  • Segment Lengths
  • Number and Length of Crossing Loops
  • Track Type
  • Signalling and Safeworking Type
  • Track Capability
  • Curvature Information
  • Gradient Information
  • Permanent Speed Restrictions
  • Clearance Information
  • Communications Information
  • Bridges & Structures Information

The majority of Network Configuration and Description information provided under this menu is sourced from Document TA02, ARTC Network Interface and the Co-ordination Plan. Where applicable, links from this menu will be to relevant parts of this document. All website information in document TA02 will be updated quarterly.

 

ARTC Network Map – (Annexure 1, 2, 3 & 4 of Schedule E of the 2013 IAU)

Here you will find illustrative maps showing a geographical description of the Network covered by the undertaking in the form of the annexures to Schedule E of the 2013 IAU as amended by ARTC from time to time. The precise details of the Network will change over the duration of the Undertaking but not in such a way as to be inconsistent with the textual descriptions in Schedule E of the 2013 IAU.

NumberTitleEffectivePosted
North South Corridor – Map 110 Jul 201510 Jul 2015
North South Corridor – Map 210 Jul 201510 Jul 2015
North South Corridor – Map 330 Dec 201427 Jan 2015
Hunter Valley – Map 110 Jul 201510 Jul 2015
East West Corridor – Map 130 Dec 201427 Jan 2015
East West Corridor – Map 230 Dec 201427 Jan 2015
East West Corridor – Map 310 Jul 201510 Jul 2015

WA, SA, VIC – Section Lengths

For each ARTC section (bounded by crossing loop locations, junctions etc), length of the section in kilometres.This information is contained at Appendix IV of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Crossing Loops

For each Crossing Loop location on the ARTC Network, the number of loops and the length (in metres) of each loop.This information is contained at Appendix II of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Track Type

For each part of the ARTC Network, weight of rail, type of sleeper used and type of fastening used. This information is currently being prepared and will be made available in the near future.

WA, SA, VIC – Safeworking and Signalling Type

For each part of the network, the method of safeworking employed and, where appropriate, system of signalling used. This information is contained at Section 6 of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Network Capability

For each part of the ARTC Network, maximum allowable speeds and axle loads, train length limits, and height and width limits (in gauge).

  • Maximum allowable speeds are contained at Section 11 of TA02.
  • Length limits are contained at Section 12 of TA02.
  • Train Height and Width maximums (in gauge) are contained at Section 13 of TA02.
  • Axle load limits are contained at Section 23 of TA02.

WA, SA, VIC – Track Curvature

ARTC Curve Data is contained at Appendix III of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Track Gradients

ARTC Track Grades are contained at Appendix XIII of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Permanent Speed Restrictions

For each part of the ARTC Network, location and restricted speed for each permanent speed restriction. Permanent Speed Restriction information is contained at Appendix I of TA02

WA, SA, VIC – Structure Clearances

For each part of the ARTC Network, location and horizontal and vertical clearance (in metres) of Network structures.

Structure Clearance Information is contained at Appendix XI of TA02.

WA, SA, VIC – Bridges & Structures

For each part of the ARTC Network, location and type of structure. Bridges & Structures information is contained at Appendix VI of TA02.

NSW

arge sections of the ARTC TOC Manual have been replaced by the ARTC Route Access Standard (RAS) or apply to track sections which are no longer managed by ARTC. The version of the TOC you are about to view have been modified to clearly show the sections which no longer apply in light (grey) font. The remnant sections of the TOC that still apply are shown in normal (black) font.

Follow this link to the TOC Waivers page on this website.

General Instructions

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
Index / Glossary / Page Layout01 Sep 2003
001Section 01 – Route Standards01 Sep 20036.0
002Section 02 – Locomotive Operations01 Apr 20046.0
003Section 03 – Train Operations01 Apr 20043.0
004Section 04 – Train Marshalling Restrictions01 Apr 20044.0
005Section 05 – Loading Restrictions01 Aug 20003.0
006Section 06 – Train Inspection01 Dec 20021.0
007Section 07 – ARTC Train Numbering01 Jan 20141.5
008Section 08 – Disabled Trains01 Dec 20021.0
009Section 09 – Operation of Track Maintenance Vehicles01 Dec 20024.0
010Section 10 – Locomotive and Rolling Stock Data16 Nov 20202.1
011Section 11 – Track Maintenance Vehicle Data29 Mar 20122.1

Illawarra

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
001Coal Working31 Aug 20041.0
002Section Pages31 Aug 20041.0
003Track Diagrams31 Aug 20041.0

North

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
001Coal31 Aug 20041.0
002Northern Coast Diagrams31 Aug 20041.0
003Diagrams31 Aug 20041.0
004Section Pages31 Aug 20041.0

South

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
001Southern Section Pages31 Aug 20041.0

West

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
001Coal Working31 Aug 20041.0
002Section Pages31 Aug 20041.0
003Track Diagrams31 Aug 20041.0

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TOC Waiver Forms

NumberNameLast UpdatedVersion
OWP0100F-02TOC Waiver Indemnity Form17 Nov 20201.1

For assistance or to request a TOC Waiver, please email standards@artc.com.au.


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