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Does Salisbury train crash point to wider problems on the network?
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theguardian.comRail accident inspectors have said it is too early to release indications of what caused the collision between two trains at Salisbury on Sunday evening. But by now CCTV and data logs from signals and trains are likely to have given them a strong idea of what led the Great Western and South Western Railway services to crash together.
That might prove to be a fault with the signal; or that a train passed a red light; that the brakes failed; or even that the brakes worked but the wheels slid, in the season when leaves on the line can make the rails treacherous.
Whatever the cause is, the next phase of investigation will work out the deeper underlying reasons – and then address those factors, whether they be human, technical or systemic. This,
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