Deadly trap at Potters Bar

By Railway Gazette International2002-06-01T10:00:00

MYSTERY surrounds the derailment of the 12.45 from London King’s Cross to King’s Lynn on May 10. Approaching Potters Bar at about 160 km/h on the Down Fast track, the last car of the four-car EMU left the rails on facing points. It quickly became evident that the points had ...

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