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India to install ATP on 15000 route-km
By Railway Gazette International and RAH2000-01-01T11:00:00
A RECOMMENDATION from India’s National Railway Safety Commission that automatic train protection should be installed on some 15000 route-km of main lines over the next seven years has been accepted by the government. The cost is likely to be around US$1bn.
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