Paddington rail crash


Listening inclusively: Check your own biases

July 18, 2022

Why don’t people always listen effectively? How can we overcome safety silence? Director of CIRAS Catherine Baker explores... Read More

Paddington rail crash 20 years on: Are safety standards slipping?

October 8, 2019

On the morning of 5 October 1999, two trains traveling at 130mph collided and crashed into each other, causing the death of 31 passengers at Ladbroke Grove. Read More

Probability case study: the Paddington rail crash

July 22, 2014

Phil Chambers BSc, CMIOSH Strategic Safety Systems Ltd: For another real example of how probabilities combine to create an incident, I'll take the Paddington rail crash. This was caused by a train outbound from Paddington going through a red signal (SN 109) and colliding with the inbound train. Read More



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