Which item is not typically included in a track warrant?

• A. Starting point and ending point.
• B. Authority start and end times.
• C. Weather forecast for the operation window.
• D. Maximum speed within the authority.

Answer: (C)

A track warrant documents the specific track segment you are authorized to occupy, the time window during which that authority is valid, and the movement limits like maximum speed. Those elements—starting point and ending point to define the segment, and the authority start and end times to bound when it applies, plus the maximum speed within the authority—are the core parts that establish safe, predictable operation under the warrant. The weather forecast for the operation window, while important for planning, isn’t part of the warrant itself and doesn’t define the legal permission or the required speed and track limits. It would be addressed in separate planning or safety briefings rather than included in the warrant.