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02/24/10
WASHINGTON - Metrorail representatives said at a public hearing Tuesday that despite budget constraints they are making changes to prevent future collisions like the June Red Line accident that killed nine people. Find Us On Facebook
The National Transportation Safety Board held its first day of a three-day hearing to investigate the accident, questioning the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority leadership on safety practices. Four of the nine ongoing Safety Board rail transit investigations involve the Washington Metrorail system.
"We know that transit, in spite of what we're going through today, is one of the safest modes throughout...
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