"Jackknifing" and the Driver's Dilemma in the Moments of the Bekasi Collision
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"Jackknifing" and the Driver's Dilemma in the Moments of the Bekasi Collision
263 meters. That was the distance when AN (37), the driver of the Argo Bromo Anggrek train, activated the emergency brake. The train's speed towards East Bekasi Station slowed down. However, the 263 meter distance was still not enough to stop the Argo Bromo Anggrek train from crashing into the KRL »»»
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