@GazTheJourno@liam43102@LukeLukesenior Also, see the little grey rectangles in the middle of the left hand track (the up (southbound) slow line). These are 'Overspeed sensors' which stop trains which are approaching a red signal too fast. In this case they are for WH352 protecting Elstow Stone Siding.
@GazTheJourno@liam43102@LukeLukesenior WH354 on the Up Slow is fitted with TPWS because of Elstow Stone Siding. You can see there is no equivalent 'grid' at any of the other pictured 'Up' (southbound) direction signals.
@GazTheJourno@liam43102@LukeLukesenior There is nothing published to the public as there is no need for the public to know, but as @liam43102 has said it's easy enough to work out either through YouTube videos of the route (they are available) or Google Maps
@CharlieHillReal The signal which the train passed before crashing was not fitted with TPWS. There was nothing to stop the train from passing the red signal. Only signals approaching high risk junctions are generally fitted with TPWS.
@CCearuilin@EastMidRailway Do you know the driver who has died then? Do you know what their gender and other characteristics they had? Or are you using a horrible incident to further your bigoted fucktard cunt agenda? I suspect the latter.
@railnigel Hi Nigel. You seemed to suggest that TPWS stops trains passing red signals on Sky News just now. Just to make you aware that the signal protecting the EMR 810 (the front train) is not fitted with TPWS as it's an automatic signal (most of which are not fitted).
@hughesie84@TLRailUK There has been a major incident and there are almost definitely serious injuries. Maybe not the right time for this sort of comment?
@issacc_hunt@ASLEFunion Whatever, moron π. It's quite clear from your postings that you have a vendetta against ASLEF members. Carry on shouting into your pathetic little echo chamber.
@issacc_hunt@ASLEFunion No train driver has taken a lump of anything from anyone. The government simply allowed the private train operating companies to give their private money, funded by the fares pot, to their drivers as a pay rise. The issue here is people like you who believe the daily mail!
@issacc_hunt@ASLEFunion You do realise many ASLEF members themselves are near state pension age or are already retired and are themselves unable to benefit from this fuel allowance. Never mind the allowance shouldn't need to exist anyway, everyone should be paying a fair rate.