Is the new rail safety system just a PR stunt?

Question

RBB's rollout of this costly tech aims at boosting public trust after recent accidents. But critics see it as a shallow move meant more for optics than actual safety improvements. The real question is whether the money would be better spent on simpler fixes or elsewhere in infrastructure maintenance?

Answer

It’s clear they’re just trying to look good ahead of elections, not actually making trains safer.

Answer

Sure it's partly PR but investing heavily in safety tech could genuinely save lives down the line and restore confidence now.

Is the new rail safety system just a PR stunt?

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