Pilot with remotely controlled red signal: train drivers react positively

Signal 512b at Kijfhoek marshalling yard, ©Ronald Tilleman

Since last year, ProRail, the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT), Strukton Rail and DB Cargo, in conjunction with Dual Inventive, have been carrying out a pilot with a remotely controlled red signal in the Kijfhoek shunting yard. At the end of February, there was a test day at Kijfhoek to see how train drivers would react to signal 512b. As their reactions were positive, it was decided to move to the next phase of the pilot.

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Author: Marieke van Gompel

Marieke van Gompel is editor-in-chief of RailTech.com, RailFreight.com and SpoorPro.nl, online magazines for railway professionals.

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Pilot with remotely controlled red signal: train drivers react positively

Signal 512b at Kijfhoek marshalling yard, ©Ronald Tilleman

Since last year, ProRail, the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT), Strukton Rail and DB Cargo, in conjunction with Dual Inventive, have been carrying out a pilot with a remotely controlled red signal in the Kijfhoek shunting yard. At the end of February, there was a test day at Kijfhoek to see how train drivers would react to signal 512b. As their reactions were positive, it was decided to move to the next phase of the pilot.

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Author: Marieke van Gompel

Marieke van Gompel is editor-in-chief of RailTech.com, RailFreight.com and SpoorPro.nl, online magazines for railway professionals.

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