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  2. European Train Control System - Wikipedia

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    This ETCS Level 2 installation was the pioneering ETCS installation in Switzerland. Technical problems with the new ETCS technology caused ETCS operation to be put off past the planned starting date. February 2006: ETCS Level 2 is finally installed on the Mattstetten–Rothrist line. ETCS Level 2 operation was fully implemented in March 2007. [167]

  3. European Rail Traffic Management System - Wikipedia

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    Many new ETCS lines in Europe are being created and then it may often be preferred to implement ETCS Level 1 or Level 2 only. With this implementation strategy the wayside signalling cost is kept to a minimum, but the vehicle fleet that operates on these lines will need to all be equipped with ETCS on board to allow operation.

  4. European Rail Traffic Management System in Great Britain

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    Its main components are the European Train Control System (ETCS) and the GSM-R communications system. [1] ETCS is a standard for track-train radio communications using balises (Eurobalises) and associated in-cab train control, [2] while GSM-R is the GSM mobile communications standard for railway operations. ERTMS can operate at different levels ...

  5. Eulynx - Wikipedia

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    This system was commissioned in 2023 across nine stations, with promising results. FTIA is also developing a multi-vendor solution for future ERTMS/ETCS-level 2 lines. Austria (ÖBB): ÖBB is specifying and tendering the next generation of digital interlockings across Austria, based on EULYNX specifications. Negotiations are set to begin in 2024.

  6. Moving block - Wikipedia

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    ETCS is the signalling protocol for the European Rail Traffic Management System (ERTMS). This system is commonly known to have three levels: Level 1 (an ATP system only); Level 2 (a virtual block system that can also be provided with Automatic Train Operation (ATO)); and Level 3 (similar to Level 2 but uses moving block and can do away with a ...

  7. RapidX - Wikipedia

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    This advanced system features modern signaling with virtual blocks and Automatic Train Operation (ATO) functionality over an LTE backbone. A standout feature of the RRTS is the interoperability across all corridors, enabled by ETCS Level-2. The system monitors train speed and direction while providing operational directives via a radio block ...

  8. File:ETCS L2 en.svg - Wikipedia

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  9. ERTMS Regional - Wikipedia

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    ERTMS Regional is a simplified and low-cost variant of the European Rail Traffic Management System suitable for train control on lines with low traffic volumes. [1] It is intended to reduce the amount of lineside and equipment required, thus reducing costs, increasing reliability and improving safety for track workers. [2]