Re: Train Accident in Blue Mountains

["Stuart Thyer" <s.thyer@anatomy.unimelb.edu.au>]

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In article <3845D1DF.BD200486@primus.com.au>, Richard
<richard_snook@primus.com.au> wrote:


>Al right , this will seem naieve!!
>
>If there was a stationary IP , and indeed that seems the case...how in gods 
>name was a city rail train enabled to
>proceed at approaching running speed (well it was obviously slowing prior 
>to impact, and it still hit at near 50k , so
>we're told).
>To any who know that stretch or rail...how  far back is the next signal of 
>consequence??


This was the question after Cowan Bank, that time they blamed sand on the
rails, this time they're really going to have to use their imagination!!

Stuart