英和和英

名詞

centralised traffic control (uncountable)

1. (British spelling, rail transport) A form of railway signalling that does away with intermediate signallers over a long stretch of track, often single track with loops where trains can pass each other, by remote control from one location.

   Synonym: CTC

   • 1960 April, “Centralised Traffic Control on B.R.”, in Railway Magazine, page 224:

     A sixty-mile section of the Central Wales Line of the Western Region, from Craven Arms to Llandovery, mainly single track, is to be equipped for centralised traffic control.

別の表記

• centralized traffic control