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An SEU is defined as a single trackside output function controlled by an interlocking and is a way of simplifying the complexity of signalling so that planning and

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Remind me what is the cost of a trackside signalling equivalent unit SEU Access to a train in a depot is far easier cheaper and safer than to the track No idea however access

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If you want to maximise train bus Puigcerda Seu d Urgell is pretty frequent as is Seu Andorra la Vella Horribly slow though For scenery train how about one direction via

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Renewals engineers keep SEU counts on record for all existing installations so a notional value can be assigned and workloads leveled I ve no idea what the price of an SEU

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But SEU is signalling only Agreed A complete railway scheme feasibility estimate might include SEUs for signalling plus the PW unit costs Bald Rick refers to for new plain line

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I have heard rumours that we are planning on doing away with signalling and using block markers and GPS is there any truth to this and if so what s the timescale

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Signalling and Lock Out Devices I just want to ask how a signaller or track worker knows if an area has a Lock out device installed Is it shown somehow in the Sectional

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There is actually a complication at the minute with the new heliport as the Andorran Government wants to have commercial helicopter flights from the new heliport to

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Hi All I was just looking into SouthEastern s website as they are currently advertising for possible trainee drivers for Ashford and Qualified High Speed Train Drivers at