Network Rail sets up hot weather resilience taskforce after heatwave’s wake-up call
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Following this week’s unprecedented heatwave, Network Rail is gearing up its efforts to make the UK network more resilient by launching a special taskforce for hot weather. “We’ve got to pull out all the stops to make our railway as resilient as possible”, says chief executive Andrew Haines.
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Yes, resilient, but sustainably, by a timely system, provided for!
(“Extreme conditions” is no excuse, at any vitals of society.)
Electrification, yes, but a timely, etc.!
Simply, any technicality, timely, at Shift 100 years ago, since long, should have “expired best date”…
When timely, at railways, Rail (now benefitting of high qual. steel…) – by System…, does not remain Weak Link, etc.!
(Acc. “Wiki”, now “Autos” and “bil”, both are short for “Automobil”, the success story, etc., etc…)