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Process breakdown led to fatal New South Wales crash - Vimarsana News

Process breakdown led to fatal New South Wales crash

A breakdown in risk management processes contributed to the derailment of an express passenger train in New South Wales that killed two people.

Passenger train was 100km/h over speed limit before deadly crash north of Melbourne, report finds - Vimarsana News

Passenger train was 100km/h over speed limit before deadly crash north of Melbourne, report finds

Driver and a rail worker were killed when the XPT train derailed in February 2020 at Wallan, Victoria on its way from Melbourne to Sydney

Train 100kmh over speed limit before deadly crash near Melbourne - Vimarsana News

Train 100kmh over speed limit before deadly crash near Melbourne

A passenger train was travelling at more than 100kmh over the speed limit when it derailed north of Melbourne, killing its driver and a rail worker...

Source: odt.co.nz
Experienced train driver killed in Wallan derailment did not know route changes and was travelling 100km/hr over speed limit before crash, report finds - Vimarsana News

Experienced train driver killed in Wallan derailment did not know route changes and was travelling 100km/hr over speed limit before crash, report finds

The train driver at the helm of the fatal derailment from Sydney to Melbourne was not adequately notified of track changes, a report has found.

Driver got 'slow down' paper note before Melbourne-bound train crash in Wallan - Vimarsana News

Driver got 'slow down' paper note before Melbourne-bound train crash in Wallan

A Melbourne-bound train was travelling at up to 127km per hour when it derailed, killing two men and injuring passengers, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau says.

Source: sbs.com.au