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bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.Or c) nothing of the sort happened, and this is an inaccurate description of an incident that may or may not have taken place. -
bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.I never did. My remark does not state that the specific run-through incident occurred with passengers onboard. While the cited overrun...
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bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.In what ways are the trains and their behaviour used for training runs different to the ones in passenger service?
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bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.Trains are reportedly experiencing brake system failures, which result in them completely missing a scheduled stop. These are trains...
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bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.The first generation Stadler FLIRT for SBB for example were built over 15 years and have a lot of differences. Oil-cooled transformers...
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bahnause replied to the thread Big cats in the UK.Lynxes are incredibly shy. I’ve been trying for 8 years now to get one of the ones roaming around the ‘neighbourhood’ in front of my...
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bahnause replied to the thread TfW class 398 Stadler Citylink tram trains.The first Citylink was built 2003 (Vossloh) as standard electric, metre-gauge tram-trains. Very unlikley that any of the electrics or...
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bahnause replied to the thread Big cats in the UK.As you may have noticed, my focus is more on why such critical views continue to carry so much weight, rather than looking at the actual...
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bahnause replied to the thread Nats fallen over again.Then there’s the issue of live systems with various interfaces and ‘backups’. When safety-critical functions are thrown into the mix, it...
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bahnause replied to the thread European Sleeper experience.From an operational standpoint, it would be helpful if a robust TOC was used to manage train operations in the respective countries...
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bahnause replied to the thread Big cats in the UK.Of course you can argue, that the introduction ion the UK would have different consequences to the introduction in the rest of Europe...
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bahnause replied to the thread Big cats in the UK.Domestic livestock is not their primary or preferred food source.
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bahnause replied to the thread Big cats in the UK.Hoped-for? TThese are the actual, real-world consequences of reintroducing lynx into the wild in Central Europe. That's a pretty...
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bahnause replied to the thread Station overrun - curious about how 'serious' it is considered.The most common cases I’m aware of here involve train drivers in training, who sometimes slightly underestimate the effect of the...
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bahnause replied to the thread Reform UK discussion.If every refugee had to stop and stay in the first safe country they reached, a tiny number of geographic border states would bear the...