UK watchdog says seasonal factors significant in Salisbury crash
Britain’s Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) has published its findings and recommendations regarding the serious collision between two passenger trains near Salisbury in southwest England almost exactly two years ago. Wheel adhesion, brakes, visibility, weather, and extreme leaf contamination in the shape of a fallen tree, all played a part in the crash, at the mouth of a tunnel on approach to the city’s station.
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