Indian Railways plans to equip 10,000 locomotives with the new Kavach 4.0 system, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Indian Railways to Equip Locomotives with Advanced Kavach 4.0 Protection System

This is an advanced version of the automatic train protection system developed in India.

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The decision to implement this system comes in response to recent railway accidents that highlighted the need for improved safety measures.

Kavach 4.0 is designed to prevent accidents caused by human errors and signal violations.

It will provide monitoring and automatic intervention in dangerous situations, significantly reducing the risk of incidents.

The deployment of this technology will be a crucial step in enhancing safety on one of the world’s largest railway networks.

The Indian railway network spans over 70,000 kilometers, and the implementation of Kavach 4.0 will add an extra layer of protection.

The system is expected to start being rolled out on locomotives in the coming months, marking a significant move towards improving overall safety on the country’s railways.

Kavach 4.0 utilizes advanced technology for monitoring and managing train movements.

It will be able to respond swiftly to potential threats and prevent accidents before they occur.

This will enhance the reliability and safety of transportation operations and improve the overall quality of passenger services.

By equipping 10,000 locomotives with this new system, India is taking a significant step towards modernizing its railway infrastructure and improving safety on its tracks.

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