Good, I feel like sticking around to handle a tragedy and fix the problem is taking ownership more than resigning, save gross incompetence
Instead of finding way around the subscription wall do you mind if I ask if they know what caused it? I heard it happened but never read up on it.
I assume there are safety measures in place but clearly something must have gone wrong for a track to not have changed or such.
Controller told a train to go even though there was a train stopped on the tracks ahead
The underlying cause is a lack of safety measures. It’s absurd to me this was allowed to happen twice in the same year
Rail operators need to look at how aviation operates. An inherently much more dangerous activity, that is made incredibly safe due to safety procedures and tools
Agreed, resigning would only be the proper thing to do if he cut funding for anything relating to the accident. Which idk if he did, but assume he didn’t