Chapter 8 Performance of the Canadian transportation system in 2017.Chapter 7 Transportation of dangerous goods.Chapter 2 Overview of Canada’s transportation system.Chapter 1 The role of transportation in the economy.To request permission to reproduce materials from this publication for commercial purposes, please complete the following web form or contact this page Users must reproduce the materials accurately, identify Transport Canada as the source and not present theirs as an official version, or as having been produced with the help or the endorsement of Transport Canada. Transport Canada grants permission to copy and/or reproduce the contents of this publication for personal and public non-commercial use. © Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada, represented by the Minister of Transport, 2019.Ĭette publication est aussi disponible en français sous le titre Les transports au Canada 2018, Un survol. It is illustrated by blue lines for geographical representation of basic road infrastructure. The NHS includes over thirty-eight thousand kilometers of Canada’s most important highways from coast to coast. The network is illustrated by orange lines for a geographical representation of rail infrastructure.įinally, it shows the location of the National Highway System (NHS). This system currently has over 45,000 route-kilometres of track.
The map of Canada also shows the layout and extent of the Canadian rail system. Four of these ports are located in the Atlantic Provinces, five in Québec, five in Ontario and four in British Columbia. John's, Thunder Bay, Toronto, Trois-Rivières, Vancouver Fraser and Windsor. The CPA ports are (in alphabetical order): Belledune, Halifax, Hamilton, Montréal, Nanaimo, Oshawa, Port Alberni, Prince-Rupert, Québec, Saguenay, Saint John, Sept-Îles, St.
Each is represented by an anchor in a blue circle. It also shows the approximate location of the 18 Canadian Port Authorities (CPA). Three other airports are found in the capital of each territory. Seven of these airports are located in the Atlantic Provinces, three in Québec, four in Ontario, six in the Prairie Provinces and three in British Columbia. Each airport, represented by a black plane in a white circle, is identified geographically to illustrate basic air infrastructure. It shows each of the 26 airports of the National Airport System (NAS). air, marine, rail and road transportation networks. The map shows Canada’s transportation network, i.e. However, the fixes that may require deep intrusions into the software core or complete re-writing of certain portions of user interface, or complete changes of certain approaches and logic, which lead to release of version 4, may not be included in version 3 free fixes and upgrades.Image description - National Transportation Infrastructure of Canada ClearApps guarantees all bug fixes and updates within version 3 to be provided for free to the Licensee. Upon the release of version 4 the Licensee may decide to upgrade in case new features or critical fixes are found important for the Licensee. version 3.1, 3.2, 3.6, 3.9, etc) without any additional fees. Technical support for version 3, which is purchased by the Licensee, will be provided on perpetual basis and will be available for all modifications of version 3 (i.e. * Additional documentation (should be requested additionally) * Online video trainings (should be scheduled beforehand) * Custom video tutorials on demand (should be requested additionally) * Priority e-mail support (details are supplied when the order is confirmed) Within the license sold ClearApps guarantees the following amount of free technical support to the Licensee: In order to provide best in class software solutions, ClearApps has defined a predictable Product Support Lifecycle Policy to give you plenty of lead-time to plan and manage your upgrade and release processes. ClearApps strives to provide the best quality Support Services. Whether our software was purchased directly from ClearApps, or from ClearApps partners or resellers, our support policy is designed to standardize product lifecycle expectations and assist you in developing your internal release implementation and migration plans. The severity level will determine the priority in which an incident is handled and escalated through the support team. The severity level relates to the impact the incident has on the customer’s ability to use the product. To help us handle calls efficiently, we will promptly review all incidents reported, and assign a severity level to the incident. Support can be obtained using the following methods: We do whatever it takes to provide timely and effective resolution to customer support requests. We believe that support is a core component of your investment.Īs a result, our success is measured purely on your satisfaction.
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