PZB tutorial (passenger trains)

A quick video explains how the not-so-restricting signalling system used in mainline Germany works.
An LZB video will come soon, depending on how popular this one is...
This video is focused for people that want to learn how to use PZB.
Enjoy the video!

[@transportlegendshorts]

Thanks for this, helped me a lot on understanding PZB, it’s so confusing

[@chiagoziechiagozie8165]

thanks easy to understand

[@PROTSW4]

Thank you!
I should get into doing another video where it explains LZB and even another one with freight trains.

[@aubreycook7727]

Keep up the good work!

[@PROTSW4]

Don't worry, I will... 👍

[@RailroudHobby]

in wich part of the game i can find this introducktion to lerning the sysytem ?

[@PROTSW4]

@@RailroudHobby I just used one of the scenarios to make this, as there are a heap of red signals during the run.

[@RailroudHobby]

@@PROTSW4 thank u for the info i gping pracktice it this week but AWS frum england for me more eacier to understand then this german system 😊

[@trainformerd4134]

PZB is hardest safety system ever

[@PROTSW4]

@@trainformerd4134 I find PZB to be second nature now, but it's still extremely stressful when I'm going 160 into a yellow signal.

[@trainformerd4134]

@@PROTSW4 I might train myself for PZB

[@Duck-400]

How dj you know that you're reaching a pbz beacon

[@trainformerd4134]

There’s a sign usually at signals but I still miss them 💀

[@PROTSW4]

You'd usually find a magnet next to a signal repeater (one's that are approx. 1000m away) and next to a signal nearly all the time, but of course there are exceptions, like one of two examples on Salzburg Rosenheim.