Rail operators are being encouraged to use independent data validation systems, such as forward facing video, on trains, after an ATSB investigation into a signal irregularity could not…
A weak track formation contributed to the derailment of six train wagons and damage to 15 km of track, according to a new ATSB report.
The derailment of the freight train 7SP5…
The ATSB has just released a new aviation bulletin containing 9 investigation reports. The Aviation Short Investigation Bulletin Issue 26 covers short, office-based investigations.…
Papua New Guinea continues to strengthen aviation safety with 12 Papua New Guineans completing training to international standards in air accident reporting.
The training course,…
Transport aircraft operators are being encouraged to review crew guidance to ensure the risk of windshear associated with thunderstorms and dry microbursts is effectively managed.…
A collision with a passenger train at a level crossing sent a utility vehicle spinning off the track, leaving the motorist seriously injured.
The ATSB is once again warning the…
A severe-turbulence incident involving a Boeing 767 shows why it’s crucial to securely stow all carry-on baggage, including laptops and iPads, during flight.
On 8 November 2013, the…
The ATSB is urging drivers to show caution after an accident in Victoria destroyed a dog trailer being towed by a truck and caused significant damage to a locomotive and 75 m of track…
Owners of certain ships are being warned of a dangerous drainage system modification that contributed to the death of an engineer.
The accident occurred on 20 March 2013, on board…
Rail operators are being reminded of the need to report Category A rail occurrences to the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) following a number of incidents that have not been…
