US EditionRestrictions Eased on Constant-Speed Control System for High-Speed Trains During Night Operations
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Restrictions Eased on Constant-Speed Control System for High-Speed Trains During Night Operations
Loco pilots and their unions have urged Indian Railways to revoke restrictions on the night-time use of the push-button constant-speed (BPCS) control system in certain railway zones. The system enables drivers to maintain a fixed speed, allowing them to better concentrate on critical safety aspects such as signals and track conditions. “A number of train sections have permanent speed limits of over 130 kmph for extended distances. In such cases,…
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