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What was he thinking... If anything

Late Monday, National Transportation Safety Board officials said that the train, bound from Seattle to Portland, Oregon, was traveling at 128 km/h, on a curve with a limit of 48 km/h, when it jumped the tracks

I mean there is no excuse ... Unless there was some mechanical failure it's manslaughter

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5thApprentice · 31-35, M

Yep. No excuses really.

samueltyler2 · 80-89, M

You are, painfully, correct. But the train line was also at fault for not having installed rate limiting equipment on that "new" route, before the accident occurred!

Jericho · 46-50, M

This is only what they have told the public. We don't know what really happened and most likely never will.

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