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Dangerous Substances (Explosives) Regulation 2004
119Separation distances for explosives in rail yards or
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119 Separation distances for explosives in rail yards or sidings If a rail vehicle containing explosives is held at a rail yard or siding, the vehicle must be separated from any other vehicles containing explosives or placarded loads of other dangerous substances by the separation distances for the separation of rail vehicles required under the Australian Explosives Code.