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An in-depth investigation of the locations revealed unusual positions of a running signal.
The respondents indicated that while attention is paid to the running signal at the platform while coming to a scheduled stop, their perception is that the two (the running signal and the stopping position) are not related.
Instead of being at a platform's end, the running signal at such locations was located further down the line.
SASSPaD occurs when a train leaves a station against a red signal at the station's running signal.
The majority of stations on the network have a standard design with a running signal and dispatch equipment at the platform's edge.
Table 5 The drivers were asked to assess how easy to interact and interpret different signal types Signal type Mark/10 SD Running signal on Network Rail infrastructure 9.42 1.332 Running signal on Tyne & Wear Metro infrastructure 8.54 1.529 Repeater 8.77 1.583 Advance warning signal 8.35 1.696 Flashing aspects 9.04 1.685 Ground position lights 7.62 2.041 Junction indicators 8.46 1.772.
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Exploring mean marks for the running signals, it is possible to claim that drivers prefer the running signals on Network Rail infrastructure.
However, the drivers did not see the difference between running signals at and between the stations.
The system design features assessed include the position of running signals, visibility of different signal types, and platform location in relation to the travelling direction.
However, the drivers previously involved in category A SPaDs are more inclined to evaluate both running signals at the stations (U = 9.5, p = 0.032) and between the stations (U = 11.5, p = 0.051) less positively.
This is also supported by a relatively small amount of category A SPaDs in T&W Metro with a considerably higher frequency of the running signals than in the mainline railways.
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