Level Crossing Safety supplement 2012
Posted: 30 July 2012 | Global Railway Review | No comments yet
In this supplement: Infrabel progressively increases safety at level crossings (Ann Billiau, Director-General, Rail Access, Infrabel); Portugal raises the tempo of level crossing safety initiatives (Paulo Soares de Melo, Director of Level Crossings, REFER); Level crossing misuse – not a traditional policing solution (Miles Flood, Chief Superintendent Territorial Policing, British Transport Police)…
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- Infrabel progressively increases safety at level crossings
Ann Billiau, Director-General, Rail Access, Infrabel - Portugal raises the tempo of level crossing safety initiatives
Paulo Soares de Melo, Director of Level Crossings, REFER - Level crossing misuse – not a traditional policing solution
Miles Flood, Chief Superintendent (Territorial Policing), British Transport Police (BTP)
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