California railroad tests use of quake alerts to stop trains
A Southern California regional passenger rail service is testing technology that will use the West Coast's earthquake early warning system to automatically slow
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A Southern California regional passenger rail service is testing technology that will use the West Coast's earthquake early warning system to automatically slow
Metrolink said the new technology is being tested on its route between the cities of Riverside and Perris.
It's an interface between earthquake warnings from the ShakeAlert system and a system called Positive Train Control.
A Southern California regional passenger rail service is testing technology that will use the West Coast’s earthquake early warning system to automatically slow or stop trains before shaking begins
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