What is the primary function of the Low Adhesion feature?

The primary function of the Low Adhesion feature is to prevent station overruns and operation difficulties. This feature is particularly important in conditions where track adhesion is compromised, such as during rain, snow, or icy conditions. When adhesion is low, trains may struggle to stop effectively, which can lead to overshooting station stops or difficulties in maintaining control during operation. By incorporating the Low Adhesion feature, train systems can adjust operations to manage braking distances and improve safety, ensuring that trains remain within operational limits and can stop at designated points safely. This focus on maintaining safe operational conditions is critical in rail transport, making this feature essential for both operation reliability and passenger safety.