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Corridor One-Stop Shop (C-OSS) for Efficient Railway Operations

Learn about the Corridor One-Stop Shop (C-OSS) managing pre-arranged paths and reserve capacity, with detailed rules and tasks in Czech-Slovak Corridor. Get insights on capacity allocation, traffic management, and disturbance procedures.

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Corridor One-Stop Shop (C-OSS) for Efficient Railway Operations

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  1. Czech-Slovak Corridor Corridor One-Stop Shop (C-OSS), pre-arranged paths (PaPs) and reserve capacity Miroslav ZUBER, ŽSR PCS NG Training – 8. + 9.2.2017, Budapest

  2. Corridor One-Stop Shop (C-OSS) • Represented C-OSS provided by IM's employees • The C-OSS office is changing every year between SŽDC and ŽSR on rotating principle at the term of timetable change(2016 – SŽDC, 2017 – ŽSR, 2018 – SŽDC, 2019 – ŽSR) • C-OSS languages: Czech / Slovak, English • C-OSS rules approved in November 2013 • New Book 4 ispublishedfor TT 2018 (Englishversion , harmonizedwithotherRFCs)

  3. Tasks of the C-OSS • Give information regarding access to the Corridor infrastructure • Give information regarding procedures for the allocation ofdedicated capacity on the Corridor • Allocate the Corridor pre-arranged paths (PaPs) andthereserve capacity and communicate with the IM oftheCorridor regarding the allocation • Shall be able to provide information regarding traffic management procedures on the Corridor • Shall be able to provide information regarding traffic management procedures in the event of disturbances

  4. RulesforCapacityallocation • General information • PaPs accessible via PCS only • Fixed TT on border crossing sections • Flex approach used on national sections • Path request must cross the border on a RFC corridor (possibly in F/O) • Non RU Applicant must sign agreement with C-OSS(details on website of RFC 9) • All details described in CID Book 4

  5. Rules for Capacity allocation • Reserve Capacity 2017: • Deadline for path request is set to 30 days before train run • Final TT delivered 10 days before train run at latest. • PaP offer 2018: • Deadline for path requests at X-11 on 10.4.2017 • Draft Offer at X-5 • Applicant observations from X-5 till X-4 • Final Offer at X-4

  6. Pre-arranged Paths – Timetable 2018 – W-E (1)

  7. Pre-arranged Paths – Timetable 2018 – W-E (2)

  8. Pre-arranged Paths – Timetable 2018 – E-W (1)

  9. Pre-arranged Paths – Timetable 2018 – E-W (2)

  10. Pre-arranged Paths – Timetable 2018 – E-W (3)

  11. Thank you for your attention! RFC 9 C-OSS Správa železniční dopravní cesty, s.o. Křižíkova 552/2, 186 00 Praha 8, Czech Republic Phone: + 420 972 244 556 (head of office) + 420 972 244 606 Železnice Slovenskej republiky Klemensova 8, 813 61 Bratislava Slovak Republic Phone: + 421 2 2029 3024 +4212 2029 3025 E-mail: oss@rfc9.eu Web: www.rfc9.eu, www.cscorridor.eu, www.cskoridor.eu, www.rfc-czech-slovak.eu

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