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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150514:08:19:00 - Vimarsana News

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Like, you know, hydrogen powered cars and jet packs and futuristically hypermodern stuff, just some basic systematic safety upgrades that would take advantage of the fact that we are now a society that has things like computing machines and gps. this is not the most high-tech stuff. what they mandated for the u.s. rail system is something called positive train control. a very basic avoidance system that reduces stupid operator error or a train conductor having a heart attack at the engine. it reduces the chance that something unfortunate but human and predictable like that could result in a tr...

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Crash of 2013 and at least preliminarily, it appears that the cause was the same. it appears that what caused the derailment was the train traveling at a very high rate of speed into a sharp curve. we do not yet know why that happened last night in philadelphia in this derailment that claimed seven lives already and may have claimed more. the ntsb determined that the aren't train engineer was speeding at more than 80 miles an hour going into that 30 mile an hour curve was because the train engineer was tired. he wasn't necessarily completely asleep. he told investigators he was zoning out. he ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150514:04:19:00 - Vimarsana News

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In the u.s. would have to get just slightly more modern, not like, you know, hydrogen powered cars and jet packs and futuristically hypermodern stuff, just some basic systematic safety upgrades that would take advantage of the fact that we are now a society that has things like computing machines and gps. this is not the most high-tech stuff. what they mandated for the u.s. rail system is something called positive train control. a very basic avoidance system that reduces the risk that stupid operator error or a train conductor having a heart attack at the engine. it reduces the chance that som...

CNN Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown May 14, 2015 04:13:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Anthony Bourdain Parts Unknown May 14, 2015 04:13:00

Infrastructure, is it? >> that is correct. the northeast corridor tracks are very old. some of the infrastructure was built in the 1930s. it was renewed in the 1970s and early 1980s. so there is infrastructure work that needs to be done. but it does not appear that infrastructure problems played a role in this particular derailment. >> and, steven, a lot of people are looking to the train engineer you now for answers to a lot of questions. but how does amtrak screen their engineers before they start work? what sort of training, safety training do they go through? >> most of the time, amtrak hi...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150514:14:32:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150514:14:32:00

Miles per hour twice posted speed limit when it jumped rails in spain in 2013 79 people killed. speed to blame in the crash of the new york commuter train that killed four. unlike on airplanewise two pilots in the cockpit the train engineer is often alone in the cab aided by positive train control or ptc, an electronic system which can take control of the train if it is traveling too fast. sections of the northeast corridor from new haven, connecticut to boston and philadelphia to washington have ptc installed. not on the stretch of track where amtrak train 188 took a curve too quickly. >> we ...