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Where the bogies sit under the front and back of the vehicle there are heavy duty lumps of aluminium called "bolsters" welded to the body. Much, much stronger than the normal body these bear the weight of the body and all the forces that go with that. To the bolster are attached yaw dampers...

Okay I do not understand this statement "led to a small loss of signalling across the brake network cables". If they had a loss in in the brake network cable no matter how transient this surely would mean that the brake system would fail safe without any need to depend back up brake system...

Real Train Times say's brake problem?

Just had a look trough or double glazing . The street light directly across the street shows a single light which is fine .However if i look at the street light up the street i have can see three lights this is a distance of about 20 Meters . Looking at the street light down the street about...