Railway Interlockings – A Review of the Current State of Railway Safety Technology in Europe
Interlockings are an essential element of the railway system. They are necessary to command and control devices, such as points and signals in order to route trains within the bounds of railway stations. Their design must ensure the highest level of safety for all involved parties. The European cont...
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