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If an LU train fails between stations and comes to a stand do following
trains successively apply the "stop and proceed" rule leading to an enormous queue of trains with minimal distance between each one? Does the train immediately behind the failed train shunt the failed train to the next station and subsequently to the depot? Is it feasible that the train behind the failure could be incompatible with the failed train in which case what happens then? -- gordon |
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