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Do points often randomly move on their own when a
signals fails to red or whatever the victoria line equivalent is? AIUI - its in the wiring of the said point/s and signal. The "green" proves to the driver that the points are both set and LOCKED (safe) However with a red signal the associated points *may* A) Be in the wrong position (being diff to the signalmans diagram) B) WONT be locked (unsafe) and for that reason those points "could" move as a train passes over them (remember its a failure and with no "green" there is no proof thay are locked). Or they may even simply be set for a wrong route. |
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