The tragedy in Tempi will go down in history as the deadliest railway accident in Greek territory. The images of utter devastation, with the parts of the two trains that collided turned into a shapeless mass of ironwork and dismembered or even disfigured bodies among them, will remain deeply etched in the memory of all of us. And yet, although the railway is considered to be one of the safest means of transport in the world, modern history has recorded many fatal accidents in every corner of the planet. Most of them several decades ago, when computers had either not entered our lives at all or were still in their “infancy” stage and the main safety valve was the human. Not, of course, that electronic systems are a panacea, but in any case they reduce to a minimum the chances of a mistake that will fatally cost many human lives… The black pages of European railways France: Way back in time, at the beginning of the 20th century, in France […]
Source: News Beast
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