Signalvarighet

Signalvarighet is a concept used in Norwegian railway planning and operations. It refers to the time interval between the arrival and departure of a train at a given station or junction, taking into account the time required for the train to start and stop, as well as for passengers to board and alight.

In practical terms, signalvarighet is a measure of the efficiency and adequacy of a train's service, particularly in terms of passenger turnover and interservice separation. It is influenced by factors such as train length, loading gauge, and platform layout, as well as the complexity of the signaling system.

In Norway, signalvarighet is an important consideration in the planning and implementation of railway services, especially on routes like the Bergen Line, where frequent passenger services operate on a relatively short distance to meet the demand from commuters. To achieve a high level of service quality, rail operators must carefully optimize signalvarigeten on these stretches, ensuring adequate time for passengers to board and alight without unduly impacting running times.

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