From Monday 24 to Sunday 30 August, work will be carried out to activate the new Multi-Station Computer-Based Interlocking System (ACC-M) on the Cesano Maderno–Palazzolo Milanese section, replacing the existing ACEI (Electrical Route Interlocking System). To allow this work to take place, services on the Milan–Asso and S4 Milan Cadorna–Camnago lines will be modified. Full details will be available on trenord.it and the app.
SERVICE CHANGES – During the works, trains on the Milan–Asso line will run between Milan Cadorna and Cormano Cusano M., stopping at Milano Domodossola, Milano Bovisa and Milano Affori. Trains will also run between Meda and Erba/Asso, with a revised timetable. Replacement buses will operate between Milano Affori and Meda, stopping at Seveso, and between Cormano Cusano M. and Camnago Lentate, stopping at all stations.
Trains on the S4 line will run between Milan Cadorna and Cormano Cusano M. Replacement buses will operate between Cormano Cusano M. and Camnago.
THE NEW ACC-M SYSTEM – The new Multi-Station Computer-Based Interlocking System (ACC-M) can centralise, at the main control centre and the operator workstations in Saronno, all the functions and control logic of the railway installations along the section between Cesano Maderno and Palazzolo Milanese stations on FERROVIENORD’s Milan Bovisa–Seveso line. These include train detection systems, level crossings, points, signals and train protection systems.
This more advanced and reliable technology will allow railway traffic to be managed more efficiently. At the same time, a system will be activated to detect abnormal overheating of train axle bearings and brakes, helping identify faults on trains in service.
FUNDING – The project is funded by the Lombardy Region, with a contribution of €5,168,388.
REPORTING CHANNEL – For any questions, requests or clarification regarding the works, railway infrastructure or FERROVIENORD stations, you can submit a report using the methods listed on the website at the following page: https://www.ferrovienord.it/segnalazioni-e-reclami/.
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