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Passenger Trains > DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard.Date: 05/25/17 08:02 DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: elu34ch Date: 05/25/17 09:29 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: sums007 Why is this news?
Date: 05/25/17 12:09 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: Out_Of_Service sums007 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Why is this news? because normal operation isn't to have 2 power units come in contact with each other and have someone get injured as a result of the collision ... so being that it's out of the ordinary IT'S NEEEEWWSSS !!! Date: 05/25/17 13:33 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: sums007 My fault. I didn't read the article title about the injury.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/25/17 13:40 by sums007. Date: 05/25/17 15:24 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: toledopatch If EMS is dispatched and a news organization hears it happen, it's potentially news.
Date: 05/25/17 19:38 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: GenePoon Employees are not supposed to be injured on the job.
That was supposedly why Joe Boardman implemented Safe-2-Safer, under which injuries increased. Date: 05/25/17 20:40 Re: DC AMTK trains "bump" in yard. Author: wa4umr It's a shame there isn't more information in the article. Trains bump in San Antonio, Spokane, and other stations when trains are coupled and two trains become one. A passenger could be reaching for something in the luggage rack and loose his balance when they couple. He might be bruised or maybe break a finger. We just don't know what the injuries are.
That being said, it looks like two locomotives bumped and without knowing what was going on, they either had a hard couple or someone did something wrong. The article just didn't say much in my opinion. John |