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by crocal
2177 days ago
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No, it’s really important advice. The big issue with trains is that it has an inertia that our brain is not trained to. As signalling engineers, we get to compute safe braking distances a lot and they are /big/, even at relatively low speed. This means that trains in curves -> do not have line of sight all the way to the next possible stop point <- so the driver may never have the chance to stop if you fall while crossing the track. So don’t do it. Even at 30mph in curves, you are in danger. |
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