nymr train crash
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majormagna
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Re: nymr train crash
Dunno why it took me so long to realise this can be done. Screenshot of the .pdf from NatPres attached.
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Moors Bound
Re: nymr train crash
I thought we weren't supposed to discuss this in advance of the RAIB inquiry?
Re: nymr train crash
Posted because it is from an official source.
Not speculation.
The document is a safety notice to all operators of similar vehicles to do an urgent check on the brake gear mentioned.
Similar notices are issued by NWR and other bodies on a variety of subjects to all interested parties.
Often in advance of any official notice from RAIB or similar.
Not speculation.
The document is a safety notice to all operators of similar vehicles to do an urgent check on the brake gear mentioned.
Similar notices are issued by NWR and other bodies on a variety of subjects to all interested parties.
Often in advance of any official notice from RAIB or similar.
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Multiprinter
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Re: nymr train crash
The notice could have added that the use of wheel scotches would be a sensible precaution.
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Re: nymr train crash
Ooooh, nasty!
If I ain't here, I'm in Bilston, scoffing decent chips at last!!!!