Adif has been working since 2019 on a project to reduce the "probability and effect" of human errors in communication with trains
The railway manager has allocated €2.9 million to three contracts, and it is bidding another one, to digitise the orders with which the traffic is managed and which the drivers receive. Today they are handwritten in paper books, a procedure that Adif already recognized seven years ago as "susceptible to possible errors and / or manipulation"
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Adif has been working since 2019 on a project to reduce the "probability and effect" of human errors in communication with trains — Image credit: EL PAÍS
The railway manager has allocated €2.9 million to three contracts, and it is bidding another one, to digitise the orders with which the traffic is managed and which the drivers receive. Today they are handwritten in paper books, a procedure that Adif already recognized seven years ago as "susceptible to possible errors and / or manipulation"