a cold day i cayce

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Louis Brzuchalski	General	Was the crossing gate malfunctioning or engines moving to fast to let the gates completely lower, to provide proper crossing protection?	2/5/2005 1:18:16 PM

Louis Brzuchalski	General	Mr. Heckman: Thanks for your e-mail response. I should have asked first then made a comment, as having worked on the railroad as a clerk for 42 years, I have seen many instances like this here in my hometown. Some that I seen almost resulted in train-vehicle collisions. Instead of taking their time to make sure gates are lowered, the just open up andmove, or when they do start moving, the crossing circute is to close to the crossing itself. Also, I didn,t see the crew member on the steps, who could have passed on any information to the engineer about a possible vehicle approaching.	2/18/2005 2:12:42 PM

a cold day i cayce
y102 works the south end of cayce yard on sunday
Date: 1/1/2005	Location: Columbia, SC	Views: 467	Collection Of: tim heckman
Locomotives: CSX 8617(SD50)			Author: tim heckman

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