Edinburgh - Glasgow / Class 385 Issue

Hi, today when playing I encountered a weird issue - not a game / service breaking one, but nevertheless one I dont quite understand if it is a feature or a bug

here is a video:
.../mirokizak/videos/597144109000903/ (add www.facebook.com before the rest of the link... havent found other way to post the link here)
(around the mark 1:01:06, and wait a couple seconds)

Description:
Service(s) (tried a couple with the same service pattern, just different times) from Glasgow to Edinburgh, after first stop, making my way to Falkirk High. At around 6.1 or 6.2km mark, without alerter (dunno how it is referred to on UK routes) warning or AWS warning (since there was no yellow signal), the brakes initiate without prior warning or my own input. Once I apply power from 2nd notch to 3rd/4th, the brakes unlock and I pick speed again.

So, is this some kind of feature of the train that applies brakes when cruising on 2nd notch too long? Or is this a local bug of the track, when at that specific point brakes initiate no matter what?

Again, it is not like it is game breaking, but my OCD part of brain is wondering what the haaaa

 

I haven't watched the video as the link won't work but I have a feeling that it could be a neutral section, which is accurate to real life, and so the brakes aren't applying but you loose power for a second or two so it gives the sense the brakes have been put on.

There is also one of these before Haymarket as well.

If it's not a neutral section then I don't know to be honest with you mate.

 

it applies brakes, since it shows the upper dial to go from 0.0 to like 2.7 pressure... when I applied more power, it de-pressurized back to 0.0

 

Yea, it's the neutral section. The last update rivet made makes the 385 apply brakes in neutral sections and can drop your speed by at least 20mph. After you're past the neutral section, you can reapply

 

Issue pretty much resolved - morning services it does trigger brakes, after-noon/evening services it doesnt, it just does a sound when passing those yellow/orange thingies after a sign 6.2km from Falkirk, which looks like neutral section sign

https://www.youtube.com/live/lcHDj7thNUo?feature=share&t=1108
here anyway, thanks ppl for resolving this, didnt notice this before a couple hrs of my life wasted thanks to my OCD part of brain lol

 

thanks for reply

 

Yeah, it's the NS bug, it's seemingly randomised, but some services it works fine others the brakes come on.

It's mildly frustrating. Rivet are aware of it.

 

Mine it says that the train is overspeed

 

The UK electric train routes irl have neutral sections in the Catenary? Similar to this. And this has always been the case? Or a Recent upgrade in the electrification of the UK Electric train system.