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SLOWER TRAINS MEAN FEWER ACCIDENTS


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( , Fri 30 Jan 2004, 21:39, archived)

can't've been going that fast to start with
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Fri 30 Jan 2004, 21:42,
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If i get rich, that's what im buying
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Fri 30 Jan 2004, 21:46,
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We already have these on the Railway. Some local managers drive out to the country and park next to the line with a radar gun. If the train is speeding, the driver can expect to get a stiff talking-to when he gets back to the depot.
We also have a system known as Train Protection and Warning System (TPWS). This uses small electromagnetic grids in the track which put the brakes on if a train is going too fast.
You couldn't make it up
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Sat 31 Jan 2004, 12:41,
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We also have a system known as Train Protection and Warning System (TPWS). This uses small electromagnetic grids in the track which put the brakes on if a train is going too fast.
You couldn't make it up