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Level Crossing Excess Delay caused by a TCF 21/03/2016 at 22:59 #81299
Andrew G
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It seems unfair to penalise the Signaller with an 'Excess delay to road users' if this is caused by a track circuit failure which then prevents the barriers being raised.

If the core code can identify these situations perhaps the penalty and warning message can be suppressed.

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Level Crossing Excess Delay caused by a TCF 22/03/2016 at 06:02 #81300
flabberdacks
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It seems unfair to penalise the Signaller with an 'Excess delay to road users' if this is caused by a track circuit failure which then prevents the barriers being raised.

If the core code can identify these situations perhaps the penalty and warning message can be suppressed.
I'd love a breakdown between 'Delays caused by you' and 'Delays caused by failures' but I imagine the code required to accurately identify it would be extremely time-consuming to come up with. Especially if it had to determine whether to attribute a delay to the presence of a failure or the signaller's decisions when going around it!

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Level Crossing Excess Delay caused by a TCF 22/03/2016 at 06:47 #81301
Peter Bennet
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It seems unfair to penalise the Signaller with an 'Excess delay to road users' if this is caused by a track circuit failure which then prevents the barriers being raised.

If the core code can identify these situations perhaps the penalty and warning message can be suppressed.
I'd love a breakdown between 'Delays caused by you' and 'Delays caused by failures' but I imagine the code required to accurately identify it would be extremely time-consuming to come up with. Especially if it had to determine whether to attribute a delay to the presence of a failure or the signaller's decisions when going around it!
Simulated delay attribution.

Peter

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