December 1, 2009

Metrolink probes alleged failure to stop at red signal

Officials from the Southern California commuter rail agency, Metrolink, are investigating an incident that occurred last Tuesday in which an engineer allegedly failed to stop at a red signal as another passenger train approached. No injuries were reported, according to officials, but concerns were raised to the fact that basic safety rules were broken despite reform efforts made since the fatal Chatsworth crash that killed 25 people 14 months ago. For the full story, click here.

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