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AJC Cumberland Stakes
AJC may refer to: * Agreement on Journey Continuation, an agreement between European rail operators to allow passengers in case of a missed connection * Allen Jack+Cottier (AJ+C), an architectural practice * American Jewish Committee, an advocacy group "widely regarded as the dean of American Jewish organizations" * American Jewish Congress, an association of Americans organized around Jewish interests * Anderson Junior College, a two-year school in Singapore * Anti-jitter circuit, an electronic device designed to reduce Jitter#Anti-jitter_circuits, jitter in a regular pulse signal * ''The Atlanta Journal-Constitution'', an American newspaper in Georgia * Atlantic Jewish Council, a Canadian partner of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs * Auschwitz Jewish Center in Oświęcim, a museum and cultural center in Oświęcim, Poland * Australian Jockey Club, a predecessor racing organization to the Australian Turf Club * Australia-Japan Cable, a submarine telecommunications cable sys ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
Agreement On Journey Continuation
The Agreement on Journey Continuation (AJC) is a commercial agreement between 15 major European rail operators, to allow international train passengers on the next possible train without additional costs, in case of a missed train connection. Background Before the AJC, there were already other protections for rail passengers who miss a connecting train and lose their seat reservation due to a delay of the first train. These passengers are allowed on the next possible train without additional costs under certain conditions: * the protection of the CIV (''International Convention for the transportation of Passengers)'' when travelling with a single ticket (through ticket). However in the 21st century for a lot of international train journeys there are no through tickets available, and the passenger has no other choice than to buy separate tickets. * the HOTNAT (''hop on the next available train'') protection of the Railteam alliance. when travelling with two separate train ticket ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |