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Display information about the state of the track ahead to drivers.

Detect the presence of a train and convey occupancy information.

Operates railway switches to control the direction of the train.

Keeps track of the number of axles passing a certain point to identify train presence.

Ensures only safe routes are set for train movements.

A section of track that is a single signaling block to prevent train collisions.

A device that automatically stops a train if it passes a signal at danger.

The location from where signals and points are controlled.

Provides signaling information directly inside the driver's cab.

Automatically regulates the speed of the train and enforces signals.

Warns road users of an oncoming train at level crossings.

A safety device that intentionally derails a train if it passes a signal at danger.

A transponder placed on the track, used in European Train Control System (ETCS) to give position and speed limits to trains.

A standardized trackside train control system designed to replace the many incompatible safety systems across Europe.

Detects the presence, absence, or passing of trains.

A component of ETCS that manages train movements and ensures safe separation on the track.

A system designed to automatically stop a train if it passes a red signal or overspeeds at a particular location.

A safety device that automatically stops the train if the driver becomes incapacitated.

Prevents trains from passing signals at danger and ensures adherence to speed limits.

Records data about the train's operation, to be analyzed in case of accidents or incidents.

A radio system for railway communication and applications.

Designs, implements, and maintains railway signaling systems.

Measures the relative level of risk reduction provided by a safety function.

A type of relay used in safety-critical applications to switch tracks, signals, and other equipment.

A system used to ensure only one train is in a section of single track at any one time.

An advanced system designed to automatically stop or slow down a train to prevent collisions and derailments.

A track area where a train is authorized to be detected or stationed.

Measures the tread and flangeway clearances as well as track and turnout geometry.

Conveys speed restrictions to the train driver, either by trackside signs or cab signals.

Provides direction guidance for drivers at track junctions and complex route settings.

A unique number assigned to each train to identify and track it through the signaling system.

Allows personnel or passengers to stop trains at stations in case of emergency.

A device placed on the last car of a freight train to monitor brake line pressure and communicate with the locomotive.

Controls the movement of trains performing shunting (switching) movements.

A system used to manage train operations and ensure timely and efficient movement of trains.

Displays the train's destination and other passenger information.

The designated area where a train service is officially scheduled to end.

Provides real-time information to passengers about train times, delays, and platform changes.

Oversees train movements and manages the routing of trains on the railway network.

Used to collect data about the condition of the track and passing trains for maintenance and safety purposes.