Six dead in train wreck
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Six people died in a tragic wreck when an Amtrak train collided into the passenger side of a SUV. The collision was in Riverbank near Modesto, at the railroad crossing on Carpenter Road and Terminal. Eyewitnesses recount the victims' final moments.
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Grinding DOES NOT remove internal flaws.
A penny physically cannot derail a train unless you use it to close relay contacts to display a red signal before a train with a green. Hopefully the engineer would not dump air (apply full emergency braking) and cause any cars to derail.
We're not talking about rail flaws and fractures. Yes, rails are FULL of insignificant flaws. American rails are excellent.
Yes, cars can and have derailed from dumping air, especially bad when the brake was "big holed" for a missed collision.
I would never dump air if doing so would do no good. No use risking derailment, which could result in far worse outcome than killing the moron(s) fouling the track - who WILL BE HIT ANYWAY.
Imagine also how many wheels may be flattened and need to be replaced?
No, slow the train sensibly.
American rails are VERY good, considering ...
Dumping air won't make one bit of difference.
Guy is dead anyway, slim possibility of derail, and now lots of flat wheels for nothing.
I'd flatten every wheel if it could save a life. But it won't. Locked wheels lose adhesion and create less deceleration than slowly turning wheels.
What was the cause of the separation?
In Utah, in the middle of the night a train went into emergency. They reconnected the train and continued.
Next morning, in daylight, a car was found down the embankment! (Now they're required to count cars in such events.)
Are brakes getting better? Uncle pointed out lots of flat spots - you heard them. Some really pounded the rail.
Yes, the event recorder will be examined.