Network Rail fined over Potters Bar Rail Crash

The Potters Bar train crash resulted in seven deaths due to faulty railway points. Victims included Agnus Quinlivan, who was not a passenger. Judge Andrew Bright criticized the inadequate procedures of Network Rail's predecessor, Railtrack. The crash's financial implications affected public funds, causing distress to victims' families. Despite the tragedy, safety measures have since improved, making Britain's railways safer.

How did Paradisa Carrick feel about the financial implications of the crash?

What measures have been taken to ensure the safety of Britain's railways after the crash?