Where are assigned radio channels designated?

Assigned radio channels are designated in the Timetable. The Timetable serves as an official document that provides crucial operational information, including specific details about assigned radio channels used for communication within the rail system. This is important for maintaining consistent communication across different areas of operation, as it ensures that all personnel are aware of the channels to utilize while on duty.

By outlining these channels in the Timetable, the organization reinforces standardized operating procedures, which is essential for safety and coordination among crew members. This centralized location for such information ensures that everyone has access to the most accurate and updated communication protocols.