Network Rail Track Access Agreement

Customers who develop their rail business have a number of resources: see our information page for operators and our rail freight pages. Our Sale of Access Rights (SoAR) panel provides control to the entire network to negotiate and arrange the sale of access to train operators. The main task of the SoAR panel is to ensure that we apply, if necessary, a consistent approach across the network and that we use capacity optimally at an acceptable level of performance. Please use these forms for all new access contracts, changes to existing access contracts and new connection contracts. We have the authority, under the Railway Act 1993, to grant general authorizations, and the authorizations for rail access and correspondence contracts are also mentioned here. You will find a complete list of the consolidated agreements we have with our existing customers on the ORR website. A consolidated (or compliant) agreement is a document containing all approved amendments to the existing approved agreement. This page contains standard application forms and model contracts to be used when requesting access to Network Rail`s infrastructure or connection to the network. The SoAR Panel must approve all of our access rights sales before industry consultation takes place and the track access contract is submitted for approval to the Office of Rail and Road (ORR). It must also approve our response to the ORR with respect to contentious applications. In some cases, exemptions are applicable to remove the requirement for a specific authorization for agreed and contentious sales.

Redacted Compliant Copy from June 30, 2020 until 135th Endorsement We do not approve these consolidated agreements, they are provided by Network Rail for reference purposes only to provide an overview of current contractual terms. The application form, standard contracts and general authorizations for the transportation of people. Redacted copy compliant 24 February 2020 Right table . You may find that some information is excluded from these consolidated versions. According to Section 71 (2) of the Railways Act 1993, we may cooperate in the publication of information relating to the affairs of an individual or an organization or body not included, if we are satisfied that publication could seriously and seriously harm the interests of that person or institution.

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