CCRS asks SWR how to enhance train handling capacity of Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section
The Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety has requested a proposal from the South Western Railway to enhance train handling capacity on the Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section. This includes the construction of a crossing station at Arebetta and the feasibility of additional plans to improve train operations. The meeting emphasized the importance of safety standards and operational discipline in railway management.
- ▪The Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety asked for a detailed proposal for a crossing station at Arebetta.
- ▪The Division aims to increase train paths on the Ghat section to operate more trains.
- ▪There are plans to construct a catch siding at Yadakumari Station to enhance safety.
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Chief Commissioner of Railway Safety Janak Kumar Garg has asked the Mysuru Division of South Western Railway to submit a detailed proposal for the construction of a crossing station at Arebetta on the Sakleshpur-Subrahmanya Road Ghat section of Hassan-Mangaluru line that can enhance train handling capacity of the Ghat section.Mr. Garg also asked the Division to convince him the feasibility of other plans to create more paths for train operations on the Ghat section, including construction of catch sidings and changing the interlocking system.
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