The ATSB has found that a TransAdelaide passenger train passed a red stop signal last year, which placed it on a collision course with an interstate passenger train because of a combination of human error and sub-optimal procedures.
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has today released its final report into the investigation of the factors that contributed to TransAdelaide passenger train H307 passing signal 161, at the end of a platform at Adelaide Railway Station, while it was displaying a red stop aspect, (an event commonly referred to as 'Signal Passed at Danger' or SPAD), on 28 March…