Norfolk Southern's Costly Derailment: Missed Signs, Massive Cleanup, and Rebounding Operations
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A Norfolk Southern employee working alone failed to notice warning signs that could have prevented a train derailment in Ohio, according to an investigation. The employee, who was responsible for inspecting the tracks, missed several danger signs, including a broken rail and a misaligned switch, leading to the crash. The incident highlights concerns about safety and staff negligence in the transportation industry.
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