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Railway Noise Measurement and Reporting Methodology

The Noise Measurement and Reporting Methodology was prepared in collaboration with the Canadian Transportation Agency’s Noise and Vibration Technical Advisory Committee whose members represent industry, citizens, municipalities, and government agencies with expertise in the area of noise and vibration.
2011-08-22 |
Client Satisfaction Research 2009-2010
Prepared by: Ipsos Reid Corporation Contract #: 94001-090009/001/CY POR #: 103-09 June 2010 Client Satisfaction Research 2009-2010 Prepared...
2011-08-11 | Client satisfaction research
Compliance Report: Terminal Code
The Agency found that the majority of federally-regulated transportation terminals are now fully compliant with provisions of the Code of Practice:...
2010-10-21 | Compliance Reports
Scheduled International Air Service: U.S. Applicants
revised March, 2010 Part I: General Information A. Relevant Acts and Regulations The issuance of a licence by the Canadian Transportation...
2010-03-01 | Application Guides
Non-Scheduled International Air Service: U.S. Applicants
revised March 2010 Part I: General Information A.  Relevant Acts and Regulations The issuance of a licence by the Canadian Transportation...
2010-03-01 | Application Guides
Interpretation Note: Air Carrier Signage Requirements for Public Inspection of Tariffs
The Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency) is the economic regulator of the federal transportation industry. It publishes Interpretation Notes to...
2009-04-29 | Interpretation Note
Rail Complaints: What you need to know
Introduction The Agency may determine the facts of a dispute involving rate and service matters arising in the rail industry and order the appropriate...
2008-05-06 |
Guide to Certificates of Fitness

This is a guide for anyone intending to build or operate a federal railway company (passenger or freight). It is also for existing companies that want to add routes, change routes or their end points (termini), or make changes to construction projects or operations. The guide explains:

  • how to apply for the licence you need to build or operate a railway (called a Certificate of Fitness);
  • how to vary an existing Certificate to cover new routes and other operational changes;
  • the railway insurance you must have; and
  • the information you must give us when your insurance changes or your construction project or operations change.

See also: Insurance Requirements for Federally Regulated Freight Railway Companies - Implementation guide.
2008-05-06 | Guides
Issues Determined During Final Offer Arbitration
For some of the Final Offer Arbitration (FOA) requests filed with the Canadian Transportation Agency (Agency), preliminary questions were raised regarding...
2008-05-06 |
Passenger Terminal Accessibility
Purpose of this Code of Practice The purpose of this Code is to provide a minimum level of accessibility for passenger terminals across Canada and to...
2007-01-02 | Codes of Practice