In article ,
(John Rowland) wrote:

Was there any device to prevent broad gauge trains attempting to go the
wrong way?

I would suggest that the lack of rail would have done the job most
effectively.

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Paul Cummins - Always a NetHead
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"Paul Cummins" wrote in message
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In article ,
(John Rowland) wrote:

Was there any device to prevent broad
gauge trains attempting to go the wrong way?

I would suggest that the lack of rail
would have done the job most effectively.

No, that would have prevented broad gauge trains from *succeeding* in going
the wrong way. It wouldn't have stopped them from attempting and derailing,
if the points on the shared rail were wrongly set.

--
John Rowland - Spamtrapped
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