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March 2013 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Equipment
Infrastructure
Signalling
North East
Scotland
A reporter has concerns about an emergency speed restriction between Carnforth station junction and Settle junction which was left unmarked for two days.
January 2013 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Signalling
Method of working
Scotland
A reporter is concerned that many long-standing Automatic Warning System (AWS) faults on Network Rail infrastructure in the Glasgow area have not been repaired. Some faults were first reported up to three years ago.
November 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
A reporter is concerned about the road traffic risks posed by the exit at Rutherglen depot in Glasgow. The entrance on Cambuslang Road is poorly sighted, according to the reporter, because staff must pull out into fast moving traffic. The exit is next to the slip road for the M74.
September 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
May 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Communication and teamwork
Security
Scotland
May 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Equipment
Rules and procedures
Scotland
February 2012 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Equipment
Infrastructure
Scotland
A reporter raises concerns about the possibility of a collision in areas of Scotland that have not yet had a Train Protection Warning System (TPWS) installed.
August 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Station and platform
Work environment
Scotland
Concerns have been raised about the levels of vegetation at various locations between Inverkeithing and Montrose, especially on the Down line.
August 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Signalling
Method of working
Scotland
A reporter is concerned that Signallers in manual boxes between Carmuir and Perth are not observing the safe passage of trains because they either have the blinds in the signal box drawn or they are on the internet computer, with their backs to the window.
February 2011 in Network Rail and Suppliers
Level Crossings
Equipment
Scotland
A reporter is concerned that an audible alarm at Dunkeld signal box, which is for Murthly level crossing, has been out of action for more than six months.
