What does ATP stand for?

Automatic Train Protection (for rail signaling systems)

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

While on the other hand, Automatic Train Protection System will be installed in 160 Railway Engines.

Pak Railways, IDB ink MoU

While on the other hand, Automatic Train Protection System will be installed in 160 Railway Engines.

Pak Railways, IDB ink MoU

There were two safety systems on the train which could have prevented the crash - - the basic Automatic Warning System and a trial version of the more advanced Automatic Train Protection.

Remember When? 1997

They have got automatic train protection so if you come up to a signal the brakes are put on automatically.

Worst crisis in 15 years - but it's still safe

Andy Boyack, spokesman for rail union RMT, said: ``Although it is not as safe as the automatic train protection system, the TWPS system is suitable for areas like Merseyside with low-speed trains.

SAFETY IS ON RIGHT LINES; Speed check system introduced

Since then, there have been calls for a new version of the Automatic Train Protection System to be installed.

CRUMBLING TRACKS HAVE COST LIVES

The official report, due to be presented to Transport Secretary Stephen Byers, shows that installation of the automatic train protection (ATP) system is running 12 years late.

Passengers face 18-year delay for safer trains

They were highlighting the fact that Britain's railways have still not been installed with the Automatic Train Protection (ATP) safety system since it was first demanded 13 years ago by an official inquiry into the Clapham disaster.

SAFETY CALL AT CLAPHAM CRASH SITE