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i for london and the tram operator tol didn't appear-— didn't appear.est - didn't appear. i can't understand - how two of the three biggest players in that a room, which is tfl and tol, have not had one witness from their companies. no tram drivers, no controllers, and note management. so it'sjust controllers, and note management. so it's just feels at the moment as if they are hiding behind a blanket. these are the south londoners who died on that day when tram 2551 overturned. the driver also didn't appear at the inquest as he was too sick. this is where it happened, leaving tunnel, the driver briefly touched the brakes but it was too late. the tram was travelling at 73 kilometres an hour on the curve, the speed limit was 20. because paired it was probable he lost awareness and had a micro—sleep. he became disorientated the tunnel. this is a reconstruction shown to the inquest. investigators found there were no speed limit signs in the tunnel. there are also no systems to automatically break or monitor driverfatigue, and all have now been implemented.

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