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[quote user="n012944"][quote user="Poppa_Zit"] <p><font face="georgia,palatino" size="3">Posted, without comment:</font></p><p>Oshkosh, Wis.: The Northwestern</p><p>Posted October 29, 2007<br /><br /><strong><font size="4">Letters: Railroad creates fatal conditions at crossing</font></strong> </p><p>I would just like to comment on the train accident that happened near Van Dyne on Oct. 6 and 7. This was an accident caused 99 percent by the railroad. </p><p>As soon as the train was stopped there it was an accident waiting to happen. The first vehicle to come along would be carrying a victim of the train. Whether a person was drunk, speeding or just not paying attention we don't know but the road disappeared so there was no place to go. They were dead either way. There was no place to turn around or go around because the train covered the whole road! </p><p>Why? Why? Why? Why? Do the people have to put up with the antics of the railroad? That train should have stopped already in North Fond du Lac because they already knew they would have to stop and block a crossing some where in between! The victim could have been saved if the road would have been open. Even a drunk person can follow the road if it is there even if they aren't driving straight. Or if they had hit a ditch it would have been better than a sheet of steel like a train! </p><p>I hope someone with a bit of authority will do something about this before it happens again and it will. Make the railroad accountable for their actions. Not bury them.</p><p>Sheila Miller, Van Dyne </p><p>[url]http://www.thenorthwestern.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071029/OSH06/710290371/1189[/url][/quote]</p><p>I don't know what to say.....WOW....<span class="smiley">[banghead]</span></p><p>[/quote]</p><p><span class="smiley">[#ditto]</span></p><p>That's pretty sad......<span class="smiley">[sigh]</span> </p>
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