Track Occupation
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A temporary closure of a section of track for maintenance, engineering work, or emergency repairs. Track occupations are carefully planned into the timetable during low-traffic periods (often overnight or weekends) and require formal safety procedures to protect workers. Extended occupations may necessitate replacement bus services for affected passenger routes.
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