alt Hacker NewsBecause railway infrastucture companies would like to not pay for them, not build more tracks and still get more capacity due to "digitization".
Because railway infrastucture companies would like to not pay for them, not build more tracks and still get more capacity due to "digitization".
Not sure what you're arguing, the line affected by this tragedy was migrating to ETCS L2. Its installation costs are getting lower too, I don't think there's an actual problem here.