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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by RonInscho</i> <br /><br />Just My personal observation after 35 yrs. of railroading & motorist running in to the trains I am on is that the public is STUPID & until they get a lot smarter & are taught better driving skills the carnage will continue, & each time it happens the press is always there to record what happened to that poor motorist & make it sound like the train crew could have done something but chose not to, it is never mentioned that the crew has to live with this, as if that train is just a mindless thing that is always in somebodys way especially when they are in a hurry. I still think the old crossing signs said it best STOP, LOOK & LISTEN, if this was in practice 99.99% of all grade crossing accidents could be avoided <br />[/quote] <br />Like I said the brain washing must start early on when the job starts.
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