‘On-board ETCS system can be more flexible and cost efficient’

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The current way in which the on-board safety system ERTMS is being implemented can be way more flexible and cost efficient, says CEO Stanislas Pinte of the Signalling Company. Current market offers for on-board system ETCS are tied to an ERTMS Baseline, and cannot be easily upgraded without going through another offer and attached costs. The Signalling Company is working on a new ETCS system that can be easily upgraded and customised.

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‘On-board ETCS system can be more flexible and cost efficient’

Lineas HLR 77 shunting locomotive

The current way in which the on-board safety system ERTMS is being implemented can be way more flexible and cost efficient, says CEO Stanislas Pinte of the Signalling Company. Current market offers for on-board system ETCS are tied to an ERTMS Baseline, and cannot be easily upgraded without going through another offer and attached costs. The Signalling Company is working on a new ETCS system that can be easily upgraded and customised.

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