Section 94
of Railways Tariff Book Rules 1979
Section 94
Special arrangements are necessary for the transport of individual articles or packages weighing over ten tonnes or which exceed the dimension of 2.25 metres (seven feet six inches) in width and 2 metres (six feet six inches) in height, and 11 metres (thirty five feet) in length.
(b)
The Railway Department may require an intending consigner to provide three copies of an outline drawing of an article or package of exceptional dimensions, to a scale of one to eight, showing end and side profiles and other principal features, such as wheels, tracks, and projections, together with the weight.
(c)
The cost any alterations to a wagon necessary to ensure the safe transport of an article or package of exceptional dimensions or weight, the cost of restoring the wagon to its original condition and incidental expense of supervisory staff accompanying such loads, are payable by the consignor.
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Railway (Tariff Book) Rules 1979
(d)
The Railway Department is not bound to accept for transport articles of unusual weight, bulk or dimensions or articles beyond the facilities of the Railway.
Change for sheeting traffic.