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On 27 Jun, 17:11, (Neil Williams)
wrote: On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 06:31:22 -0700 (PDT), MIG wrote: Also, I wonder if this new speed restriction is due to the wobbling actually having been unsafe, or was just to stop complaints from alarmed passengers. Have the DLR still not worked out how to deal with that issue? I heard it was due to the use of tram-profile wheels on mainline-profile rails. If that is the case, can't they just progressively replace or reprofile the wheelsets? I heard that but I'm not convinced. You don't get the wobble on pre- metro systems on the continent nor the manchester metrolink. I'm pretty sure its a train design fault that no one wants to admit to. A decent suspension and bogie system should be able to cope with hunting especially at the pretty low speeds the DLR runs at. B2003 |
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