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Eschede: questions and consequences
By Railway Gazette International1998-07-01T10:00:00
THE German ICE tragedy (p449) has shattered the excellent safety record of high speed rail travel. To date the only two serious accidents involving high speed trains both occurred last year. One was a collision in September at about 160 km/h between an IC125 and a freight train at Southall ...
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