The National Transportation Safety Board says the train that crashed into a flatbed trailer carrying wounded veterans was traveling below the 70 mph speed limit. Mark Rosekind with the NTSB said at a late Friday afternoon news conference that the Union Pacific train was going 62 mph in a 70 mph zone, based on track image recorders. Four veterans were killed and 16 people were injured Thursday when the train struck the tractor-trailer that was towing the float. Rosekind also said...
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