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Perturbance management
When your trains will run again according to the timetable after a switch has been out of action for several hours? Is the building of additional infrastructure worthwhile to ensure the traffic will flow smoothly in spite of an engine failure? These and similar questions may be answered by entering timely blocked track sections into RailSys. Within the timetable construction emergency timetables are able to be built. You may even recognise immediately, with the help of the timetable simulation, which trains are related to the delay. This will also show if enough reserves exist to maintain the vehicle rotation.
Elaborating worksite traffic timetable
If you have to execute construction under the "rolling wheel" and need a timetable with delays as small as possible, you may do this planning with the help of RailSys. Trains affected by the blocking are recognised automatically and shifted to a neighbouring track. Hindrances due to oncoming traffic are also taken into consideration. This simplifies the planning for measures in limited areas.
Several construction sites in your network
RailSys helps here too. You may block as many sections as you like on different routes at different times. With the network display and clear marking in the graphical timetable you can keep track of the complex interplay of single blockings. Due to this you are completely free concerning the elaboration of the best possible bypass timetable during the construction, even on other routes. Thanks to the integrated running time calculation you always know with how much delay a train will arrive at a construction site – because it had to pass several construction sites. You will achieve a high planning reliability with minimal delays. Your passengers will be grateful.
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