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MLindsay
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Seems an overheating axle and the crew's slow response to an audible alarm caused the derailment.
 
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Mike Mitchell
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I thought it was Mayor Pete's fault? Confused


-Every damn thing is your own fault if you are any good.

 
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MLindsay
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Nope
Was not any regulation revoked or even the fool Pete's fault
 
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Nope
Was not any regulation revoked or even the fool Pete's fault



Whaaaaat? Not Trump's fault either?

nilly


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creased train size, and reduced staff will do it too.


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P. Jilek
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Originally posted by MLindsay:
Seems an overheating axle and the crew's slow response to an audible alarm caused the derailment.


You are incorrect. The report does NOT say anything about the crew and their response time being a factor. Get your facts straight.

https://www.ntsb.gov/investiga...ages/RRD23MR005.aspx
 
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