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Did You Know... Railroad Companies Are Fighting Safety Improvements?
Robert Pines | January 31, 2012 3:15 AMKansas City, MO
http://www.bnsf.com/media/spee... Help me with the math here train crews ---the benefit ratio is 22:1 according to Matt Rose--BNSF--- How does the railroad figure this ratio? $454.5 million for pay...
Did You Know... Railroad Companies Are Fighting Safety Improvements?
Robert Pines | January 30, 2012 5:40 PMKansas City, MO
What's the odds of 5 train rear end collisions all having slow orders? I would think way up there against. The NTSB never mentions PTC in their phoney control your train drivers recommendation. ht...
Did You Know... Railroad Companies Are Fighting Safety Improvements?
Robert Pines | January 30, 2012 10:05 AMKansas City, MO
http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/legsregs/directives/notices/n4510723t1.htm626098M VIRGINIA ---$4,487,023 CSX put in the lights but the tax-payers pay the railroad what the railroad wants since there is no ...
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
Robert Pines | December 23, 2011 3:38 AMKansas City, MO
I agree that railroad companies have a corporate responsibility to maintain crossings for safety. I recently came to a place where a fast moving train zipped across the crossing at 35 miles per hour....
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
Richard N. (Rick) Shapiro | December 21, 2011 11:17 AMKansas City, MO
I would be interested in a statewide class action against the state and railroad for mass misappropriation of the the Federal funds we pay and millions in safety money missing from the 25 cent vehicl...
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
Robert Pines | December 09, 2011 9:09 PMKansas City, MO
JM - you speak of personal resonsibility, but what of corporate responsibility? Certainly, I am for educating the public about railroad crossing dangers. That is the primary reason for posts such...
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
Brett Emison | December 08, 2011 12:17 PMKansas City, MO
In the absence of personal responsibly, you seek others to blame. Why not partnership with Operation Livesaver, and help educate people about the dangers of railroad crossings?
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
J M | December 08, 2011 12:01 PMKansas City, MO
In most cases, highways are built across pre-existing railroad tracks. When highways are built across other privately-owned lands, the landowner is not expected to pay for what are essentially highw...
Why Don't Railroad Companies Guard All Railroad Crossings?
Tom White | December 08, 2011 11:28 AMKansas City, MO
Tom, Thanks for reading and leaving your comment, but your position is simply not correct. Since the 1800s, Railroads have had an affirmative duty to construct and maintain safe railroad crossing...
Nebraska Supreme Court Reinstates Railroad Crossing Lawsuit
Brett Emison | October 21, 2011 11:31 AMKansas City, MO

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