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Thank you.
I understood that the train that was hit had been sitting on the Up Fast for some time, and didn't pass whilst the other train was stood in the station. Happy to be corrected.
To those going on about approach control, that would not apply to the station signal which would show an...
The driver would have been expecting a green like he would have got every other time he traversed that crossover
Hence he moved over the crossover and then acclerated like he did every other time. He was "in automatic mode"
Hi, where can I see which class/stock is diagrammed for a service on this route please?
Assuming it will be a 180 or 222?
Where can I find seating diagrams for those classes of trains?
Thanks
No it does not. Why make-up stuff?
It says: "the train struck a landslip covering the down line and derailed. As the track curved to the right, the train continued in a roughly straight line for around 100 yards (90 metres) until it struck a section of bridge parapet, "
Why would you need a "second pair of eyes" in the driver's cab for? There's only so much area that's going to be important - and it's directly in front of you. It's not like an aircraft where a threat could come from any dimension.
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