Wi-Fi or radio communication, often using specific frequencies allocated for railway use, is predominantly used for train positioning in CBTC (Communication-Based Train Control) systems because it allows for continuous, two-way communication between the trains and the central control system, enabling precise and real-time location tracking. CBTC systems rely on knowing the exact location of each train on the network to maintain safe separation and optimize train movements. This ....
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