Under the new system, monitoring of the train movements will be centralised and the possibilities of head-on-collision or any mishap within the periphery of these stations will be less.

Besides, the RRI system also has the capacity to quickly clear the traffic movements.

The entire system will be computerised and operated easily, Garg said.

According to the DRM, the RRI system is the latest technology to deal with heavy traffic operations. There will be no manual pulling of lever either to lower signals or lock the railway crossing gates. With the touch of a button, the whole system will become functional.

A huge tower has been built at Patna Junction while it is being built at Danapur and Jhajha stations to house the new system machinery. The new system will facilitate smooth movement of goods trains as well. It will save much time being spent in shunting of passenger train rakes and locomotives, he said.

The DRM said the RRI equipment and machines are indigenous now. These machines would be installed soon at these places under the direct supervision of the technical experts.

The division will thus improve safety on tracks with the installation of RRI system, he said.