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Bedford rail crash: train sped up after red light warning, say investigators (opens the original)
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Driver of East Midlands train, who died in June crash, received automatic warning after passing red light but train continued to accelerate The train that ran into the back of another in the Bedford rail crash sped up after the driver received a warning he had passed a red light, rail investigators have reported. The driver of the East Midlands train, who died in the crash in June, acknowledged the automatic warning but did not appear to act after passing a danger signal that was rarely ever red
Should cockpits stay locked from the inside? Flydubai stabbing raises flight security questions (opens the original)
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Co-pilot who attacked captain in apparent attempt to crash flight casts doubt over locked-door policy Motive behind flydubai stabbing unknown as investigation opens Cockpit security on planes will come under renewed scrutiny after passengers and one wounded pilot joined forces to prevent flydubai flight FZ 1073 from crashing. With more than 170 people, mostly Israeli, on board the jet heading from Dubai to Tel Aviv, some have spoken of averting “Israel’s 9/11”. However, the changes made to plane
London transfer: is it time to kill off the Heathrow Express? (opens the original)
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With fares high and passenger numbers low, plans for a third runway could bring the train’s future into question If Heathrow finally builds its third runway, Londoners can expect hundreds more planes flying overhead each day. But greater congestion on the ground will be a problem too. Under Heathrow’s £33bn expansion plan, 100,000-200,000 more passengers would eventually be travelling to or from the airport each day. The most eye-catching problem has been moving part of the UK’s busiest motorway
âMajor milestoneâ: TfL to launch new public bus operator in London (opens the original)
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Buses for London aims for âgreener, safer and better-valueâ service but private operators say move will not fix problems London buses in decline? Why public transport is slowing to a crawl â visualised A publicly owned company, Buses for London, will start running services in the capital next year, Transport for London has announced. TfL said the launch was a âmajor milestoneâ in its plans to improve buses for drivers and passengers. The new public company will take over a handful of L
Reported assaults on Great Britainâs railways rise to nearly 25,000 a year (opens the original)
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Unions say record high figures, including assaults on rail workers as well as members of public, show need for more staff and policing The number of reported assaults on Great Britainâs railways has risen to a record high of almost 25,000 incidents in a year. Unions said the âhorrendousâ figures showed the need for more staff and policing, as the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) revealed a sharp increase in assaults on the travelling public and on railway staff last year. There were 13,464 re
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