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Anonymous
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April 2003
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2002 #s
Posted by
Anonymous
on Saturday, June 7, 2003 10:32 PM
Highway deaths were 1 about every 67 million miles traveled last year.
2002 TOTALS for the major railroads. These 5 accounted for 739 of the 951
total reported deaths last year. 78%.
Amtrak-- 39,652,480 train miles... Killed 124--- 41 at crossings---1 person
killed every 319,778 miles traveled.
BNSF--161,813,974 train miles... Killed 148---68 at crossings---1 person
killed every 1,093,338 miles traveled.
CSX----109,901,185 train miles... Killed 120--- 39 at crossings---1 person
killed every 915,843 miles traveled.
NS------ 92,214,833 train miles... Killed ---126---58 at crossings--1person
killed every 731,863 miles traveled.
UP------186,750,216 train miles... Killed---221---69 at crossings---1 person
killed every 845,024 miles traveled
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eolafan
Member since
December 2001
From: Aurora, IL
4,515 posts
Posted by
eolafan
on Sunday, June 8, 2003 9:01 AM
Who really cares? Those who go around crossing gates when down deserve their fate.
Eolafan (a.k.a. Jim)
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Anonymous
Member since
April 2003
305,205 posts
Posted by
Anonymous
on Sunday, June 8, 2003 5:06 PM
Pay the cost to cheat the boss (i.e the train)
Detour kev.
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wabash1
Member since
April 2001
From: US
2,849 posts
Posted by
wabash1
on Sunday, June 8, 2003 8:30 PM
the way i read this is that the 5 major railroads killed 1 person at a crossing. that is only 5 deaths for all last year. your own words missouri. now if you take for the up killing one person after going 186 mil miles that is great i bet they wi***he saftey record was better than that. I wonder why misouri and mike dont get upset at the number of animals killed per day ( which is more than the number killed in a year) deer rabbit dogs cats opposuims skunks horses birds . i guess they are not as important. and some of them get hit at crossings to. while we are blowing and the lights are on and the gates are down. they didnt stop look and listen. oh well tomorrow is another day.
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