Indian Railway has recently introduced a technology that is built to prevent accidents on the rail track. On Friday, a live test of this technology called Kavach, an Automatic Train Protection (ATP) system developed by the Indian Railways, was conducted and the process lived up to its name as it successfully prevented a potential collision on the track.

Built with the goal of zero accidents, Kavach is an anti-collision technology that can prevent any two locomotives from colliding on extreme terms.

The test conducted yesterday had Union Minister for Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw onboard with the driver of the train along with other officials.

A 31-second clip shared on Twitter by Ashwini showcases the successful test of the anti-collision system. According to the mechanism, a signal is passed at danger (SPAD) or when a train passes a stop-signal albeit not being allowed to do so. At this point, Kavach activates and takes control over the speed of the train by an automatic application of brakes in case the loco pilot fails to do so.

Moreover, Kavach also passed the rear-end collision testing, auto whistle test as well as the loop-line crossing test.

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