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Clive Coleman wrote:
In message , dwb writes econdly, the rear power car was NOT under the full power. The train's 'black box recorder' that the power notch was at zero and the brake handle was in 'emergency'. It was simply the inertia of the rear power car (which had already derailed) that kept it moving. Do you KNOW that? Um... I didn't write that. ANyway, as David says, it's in the HSE report so I would guess it might be true. |
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