What is the primary speed restriction for movements within Out of Service tracks?

The primary speed restriction for movements within Out of Service tracks is Restricted Speed. This speed is set to ensure safety when train movements are occurring in areas where track conditions may not be optimal for regular operations. Restricted Speed allows for train crews to operate at the lowest possible speed while ensuring that they can stop within the distance that they can see. This is crucial in Out of Service tracks where potential hazards or obstructions may be present, and where standard operating procedures may not be fully applicable.

Under Restricted Speed, crews must also be vigilant for track workers, equipment, or any other conditions that could pose risks to safety. By adhering to this speed restriction, the integrity of both the crew and the surrounding environment is prioritized, acknowledging that the tracks may not be in a condition conducive for normal operational speeds.