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1,129 Derailments In Last 4 Years: 2022 CAG Report's Major Red Flags On Train Safety - Vimarsana News

1,129 Derailments In Last 4 Years: 2022 CAG Report's Major Red Flags On Train Safety

In a recent report published by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), serious concerns have been raised regarding the state of train derailments in the country.

CPKC merger: Coalition files federal appeal critical of recent railway merger of Canadian Pacific, Kansas City Southern Railway - Vimarsana News

CPKC merger: Coalition files federal appeal critical of recent railway merger of Canadian Pacific, Kansas City Southern Railway

A petition was filed with the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to stop the CPKC merger, citing concerns about possible future train derailments.

Train crossing complaints rise in Atlanta, Georgia as rail profits soar - Vimarsana News

Train crossing complaints rise in Atlanta, Georgia as rail profits soar

Recent spectacular derailments have focused attention on train safety and whether the nation’s powerful rail companies are doing enough to protect the public.

Source: wrdw.com
Investigation digs into issue with sitting trains, wait-time complaints, concerns - Vimarsana News

Investigation digs into issue with sitting trains, wait-time complaints, concerns

Since 2019, 277 total complaints have been filed in within Wichita, 263 of which were because of stationary trains blocking a street.

Source: kwch.com
Train crossing complaints rise in Atlanta, Georgia as rail profits soar - Vimarsana News

Train crossing complaints rise in Atlanta, Georgia as rail profits soar

Recent spectacular derailments have focused attention on train safety and whether the nation’s powerful rail companies are doing enough to protect the public.