

Always. Why weren’t there more eyes on dispatch while things were manual… Why aren’t there secondary automated systems… Etc…


Always. Why weren’t there more eyes on dispatch while things were manual… Why aren’t there secondary automated systems… Etc…


Yeah it and it sounds like the other train was stopped by positive controls? At least from the translated version of the leaked audio.
If that’s the case, it’s odd the same didn’t apply to the moving train.


Signalling, especially in another country, is not my specialty… But stateside (where tech can range from 2026 latest to akin to 1926)… there would have been a trackside signal that the moving train would’ve had to ignore… On top of the dispatch/comms screw up. I, like you, would have assumed there’d be some positive control preventing the trains from being on the same section of track or at least at high speed. Hopefully this will spark safety initiatives to improve signalling and train control.
Uhhh