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The article sometimes has a tone I might describe as "prescriptive" instead of "descriptive". In other words, it often reads like a standards manual or an action plan. See phrases like these:
Because of dangers imposed by wild animals such as lions, manual control of loops turnouts is not necessarily a good idea, and some degree of automation of these turnouts, and fencing, is desirable.
A simplified language such as seaspeak would be useful to reduce such problems.
The structure gauge of tunnels and bridges needs to be about 1 m (3.28 ft) taller.
