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Why the southwestern service failed to stop at the red light signal. initial evidence indicates that the southwestern train driver applied the brakes as it approached the junction, but the train was unable to stop before passing the signal. this evidence also suggests that the most likely because of this was wheel slide, almost a result between the adhesion of the train wheels and the adhesion of the train wheels and the track. we are continuing to pursue this line of investigation amongst a number of others. the driver of the amongst a number of others. the driver of the southwestern train is stale and has his injuries are not thought to be as serious as first feared, but today s findings also suggest he did try to stop the train. the weather had been poor, and with it being autumn, there were leaves on the line, making it slippery. the driver did all he was expected to do by the pub, braked at the appropriate moment, but his ....

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