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Learning lessons from tilting trains
By Murray Hughes 2004-04-01T10:00:00
DB's failure to meet promised performance improvements where tilting trains were introduced led inevitably to strong media criticism. Murray Hughes finds that many of the difficulties can be blamed on too much innovation pushed through too quickly
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