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Well Kev I have but they don't know how to find it by crossing #. Like right now you can get past the brush obstructions and the idiots have changed out crossing ties stacked 20 feet high on both sides of the crossings. <br />THEM A<------------->B HERE Now if I had said there was like a big barrel of money waiting on them whenever they were done fixing the crossing I bet they could have found it by crossing #. <br />__________________ <br /> <br />Mr. Missouri, what state is this crossing located in? <br /> <br />Linda Wertz <br />Manager, Customer Interface <br />Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway <br />817-867-6982 <br />linda.wertz@bnsf.com <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />-----Original Message----- <br />From: ISS-Web.Support-Team@bnsf.com <br />[mailto:ISS-Web.Support-Team@bnsf.com] <br />Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 2003 11:05 PM <br />To: CustomerInterface@bnsf.com <br />Subject: FormParse: BNSF Complaint Form <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />The following information was posted to a form in the web area: <br /> - referring url: BNSF Complaint Form <br /> <br />Posted by: Missouri <br />Post Date: Tue May 27 23:04:58 2003 <br /> <br />The following are the posted form fields: <br /> <br />START_OF_FORM_FIELDS <br /> Name: Missouri <br /> Title: Shareholder <br /> phone: <br /> e-mail: <br /> Recurring Problem: Yes <br />Category_for_Problem: Equipment <br /> Problem_Incident: Crossing #66XXXXK where you have killed two people is sight obstructed. You have a legal duty to have the trains not sight obstructed. http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/TA/ProgMgt/Grants/Sight_Eng.pdf It's pretty simple--- either the sight requirements are at the crossings or they are not. The sight requirements are enough for a 8 to 11 mph train but the train speed is limit is 50 mph. Nothing but cold, calculated negligience on the railroads part. <br /> <br />What kind of traffic engineering degree does this track master have to be putting signs in at private crossings? It's very apparent he doesn't have a degree or BNSF is very phony on it's safety policy. <br /> <br /> ContactCustomer?: Yes <br />END_OF_FORM_FIELDS <br />
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