>http://www.railwayage.com/index.php/regulatory/aar-challenges-fras-attempt-to-mandate-two-person-crew.html?channel=40>Hamberger pointed out Class I freight railroads remain committed to two people in the cab for trains operating on main line track that is not equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC). PTC will be in operation for 60,000 out of the nation's 140,000-mile freight rail system.>railroads remain committed to two people in the cab for trains operating on main line track that is not equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC)Does anyone get the feeling they've already got the lay off notices for the conductors ready to send out?
>http://www.railwayage.com/index.php/regulatory/aar-challenges-fras-attempt-to-mandate-two-person-crew.html?channel=40>Hamberger pointed out Class I freight railroads remain committed to two people in the cab for trains operating on main line track that is not equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC). PTC will be in operation for 60,000 out of the nation's 140,000-mile freight rail system.>railroads remain committed to two people in the cab for trains operating on main line track that is not equipped with Positive Train Control (PTC)
Does anyone get the feeling they've already got the lay off notices for the conductors ready to send out?
Feh. They'd fire the engineers, too, if they could.Note to non-native Anglophones: The word 'engineer' covers both Ingenieur and Engine-user.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineer_(disambiguation)
Feh. They'd fire the engineers, too, if they could.
Note to non-native Anglophones: The word 'engineer' covers both Ingenieur and Engine-user.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Engineer_(disambiguation)
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