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Versions of s. 133(1)

C-10.4 — Canada Transportation Act · 1 version

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

  1. 2003-01-01 to 2018-05-23 View Source

    A competitive line rate in respect of the movement of traffic of a shipper is the result obtained by applying the following formula: A + (B/C × (D - E)) where A is the amount resulting from the application of the interswitching rate; B is the total revenue that the local carrier received in respect of all movement over its lines of railway of traffic that is the same as or substantially similar to, the traffic moved, and is moved over similar distances, unless no such traffic is moved over similar distances; and during the most recent period designated by the local carrier or any other period determined by the Agency, if the Agency determines that the designated period is not appropriate in the circumstances; C is the total number of tonne kilometres of the movement of traffic that generated the total revenue; D is the number of kilometres over which the competitive line rate is to apply; and E is the total number of kilometres to which the interswitching rate is applicable.