A report into a train crash concludes the incident could have been avoided if the driver had used an emergency safety system, according to coverage of the findings. The emergency system involves a manually operated sander on the train, which can improve traction on tracks in low-adhesion conditions. The report states the driver said it “had not occurred” to them to use the manually operated sander. The accounts cited in the reports focus on whether the emergency procedure was considered and applied in time, rather than attributing the crash to a single technical or environmental factor. The cited material indicates the investigation examines the sequence of decisions leading up to the collision and assesses the role of emergency safeguards that are intended to reduce the risk of wheel slip or loss of control. The coverage does not, in the excerpts provided, detail additional findings such as track conditions, braking performance, or signaling factors. Overall, the reporting presents the emergency-system non-use as a key issue highlighted by the investigation and frames it as a potential avoidable step in the circumstances surrounding the crash.