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A level crossing collision between a freight train and road-train truck at Parkeston, WA, on 22 February 2021
ATSB releases safety study into level crossing collisions involving heavy vehicles
Figure 1: Fuel system schematic
Diversion due to fuel imbalance and engine shutdown over Western Australia
Figure 1: VH-NKV at the accident site
ATSB urges R22 and R44 operators to report engine cylinder defects
ADS-B derived flight data showing the track of the aircraft on the ground at Sydney and the location of the brake failure
Sydney Airport Dash 8 brake fire
Accident site, lead locomotive of 7MP5 and last wagon of 2K66 post collision
Train collision highlights fatigue shared responsibility
Figure 5: Nose-wheel steering towbar unrestrained in the cockpit.
Importance of appropriately actioning checklists
G1850 and VH-IOG ground tracks before accident
Lake Macquarie runway near collision
Figure 1: Flight path overview
Preliminary report into fire surveillance aircraft accident near Cloncurry
Overview of aircraft flight paths
Safety action underway to address airliner separation event
Photo: Aurizon
Track work findings from Mount Rainbow derailment
Photo: OTSI
Multiple factors, safety actions taken following derailment
The accident helicopter’s flight path
Hawks Nest R66 preliminary report
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