Train Runs 70 Km ‘Without Driver’ In India

A major accident was averted after a goods train ran on the tracks driverless for about 70 kilometres in Punjab today, triggering a scare.

Officials said the driver forgot to pull the hand break before getting off the train – that was on a halt at the Pathankot station – because of which it started moving on a sloppy track. 

The goods train – carrying stones – crossed about five stations at a speed of 100 km per hour before it was stopped in Uchi Bassi. “The train was stopped after a Railway official placed wood blocks on the tracks to stop the train,” officials said.

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