What is ATP (Automatic Train Protection) - An Overview

Automatic train protection (ATP) is a type of train protection system which continually checks that the speed of a train is compatible with the permitted speed allowed by signalling. If it is not, ATP activates an emergency brake to stop the train.

[@manhngovan8766]

Thanks for your information

[@CapybaraX_10]

Ah, Oscar Sydney Train :D.

[@WhatALoadOfTosca]

What is Staff Responsible Mode?

[@benkerry2006]

It limits the train speed too 20 km/h

[@vsetfan2024]

It appears that OSCaR is flipped

[@TrainsForNSWVlogs]

I never knew Sydney Trains used ATP!

[@lindsaydonovan6241]

They will be ... shortly

[@sjokomelk]

It is ETCS level 1.

[@veefn]

the oscar sounds like a waratah

[@fhs7838]

But it is ETCS L1 LS. Not FS full supervision. There could be something wrong happened at this mode. Also... L1LS... interesting

[@amtrakmidwest4830]

isnt this just basically etcs level 1

[@traingeekfromNSW]

No, it’s part of the digital systems program which includes ATP and ETCS, pretty much trying to make Sydney Trains more modern and digitalised.