Trains cannot be put on the tracks due to overloading, while cars also experience overloading – where lies the major problem?
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There is a phenomenon: trains cannot be put on the railway tracks when they are overloaded, while cars are sometimes overloaded. Given such a big difference in the management of roads and railways, where lies the problem?
Standardized equipment + standardized management = standardized operation
Check the design drawings to see if there are any issues with the data calculations, and also determine whether the instruments need to be inspected.
The railway’s load scales, used to determine whether there is overloading, are connected to a network that records the data for each vehicle; those responsible are held accountable if overloaded vehicles are allowed onto the tracks.
The one on the 3rd floor is so creative; this one also fits.