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[quote user="Euclid"]The day after the wreck, the NTSB told us they would interview the engineer in “one or two days.”[/quote] They said a bit more IIRC: they added "if their health status allows" And here quotes from the article you linked: <div>But the federal agency has been unable to interview the engineer, or the other crew member who was in the lead locomotive, because of their injuries sustained in the crash.</div> <div>Peter Knudson, an NTSB spokesman, said investigators don't have an estimate as to when they'll be able to interview the engineer and the conductor. He said such a delay is not unusual when crew members are injured.</div> <div>"It's really uncertain what their recovery schedule is going to be," Knudson said. "We've made our intention known."</div> Sim Osborn, a Seattle plaintiffs attorney who said he expected to file a lawsuit related the crash in the next few days, said the engineer would almost certainly not talk to investigators without a lawyer. End of quote Why this impatience? Does the delay of the interviews really matter in an investigation that take one to two years? Does the engineer have to answer NTSB questions? Here is the Preliminary Report of 01/04/2018 mentioned in the article:  <a href="https://ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/RRD18MR001-prelim.pdf">https://ntsb.gov/investigations/AccidentReports/Reports/RRD18MR001-prelim.pdf</a> Regards, Volker
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