Does anyone know.......

[Q53 Limited 0]

when, where and what line was this accident taken place

 

[KNIGHTRIDER3:16 197]

Ahhh alex I'LL take subway stories for 3million dollars --CASH

The answer is that union Sq (4)accident So <Q>53 Where's my money huh get my money or it's on grrrrr LoL <R>

[Forest Glen 4]

Union Square occurred because the T/O was drunk. Williamsburg occurred because the guy pulled a double shift, fell asleep, and went past a red signal.

[KNIGHTRIDER3:16 197]

Allrighty then somebody please find that WillyB wreck and post it thanx(K)

[Q53 Limited 0]

nice work guys! :tup:

[KNIGHTRIDER3:16 197]

nice work guys! :tup:

It was nothing Limited Well actually it was a drunk that started this :cool:<R>

[Q53 Limited 0]

[7LineFan 254]

 

I believe that's the damage from the Williamsburg Bridge accident they were talking about above.

[MTR Admiralty 4]

To answer that question:

-Southbound express track, near the double crossover before entering Union Square

-4 train

-Summer 1991, I believe

 

There was a GO that evening, all southbound express trains had to run local between 14th and Brooklyn Bridge. The T/O was apparently unaware and went through the tight switch at normal speed. The switch could not handle high speeds, thus the train ended up smashing the wall, causing disruptions up and down the line.

[SubwayGuy 2,314]

What happened was:

 

-T/O showed up to work drunk.

-Dispatcher gave him a train without making sure he was compatent.

-T/O was speeding and also overran a couple stations.

-C/R did not pull him out of service because he didn't think he could.

-There was a GO sending trains local between 14th and BB

-Tower operator did not make sure T/O approached the switch at a safe speed.

-T/O was speeding again, still drunk

-T/O took a switch meant to be taken at 10 MPH at 40 MPH, and left the rails

[INDman 412]

For further reading on the Williamsburg Bridge collision read the NTSB report.

http://www.ntsb.gov/publictn/1996/RAR9603.pdf

For the derailment at Fort Hamilton Parkway on the West End see this report.

http://www.ntsb.gov/publictn/1996/RAR9601.pdf

I can't seem to find one about the Union Square crash, but it I find it I'll post it.

[KNIGHTRIDER3:16 197]

O WOW thanx it's amazing how this happened

[KTrainExp 16]

For further reading on the Williamsburg Bridge collision read the NTSB report.

http://www.ntsb.gov/publictn/1996/RAR9603.pdf

For the derailment at Fort Hamilton Parkway on the West End see this report.

http://www.ntsb.gov/publictn/1996/RAR9601.pdf

I can't seem to find one about the Union Square crash, but it I find it I'll post it.

 

That should be a Thank You for you!

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And notice how the Fort Hamilton Parkway collision included an R40S and an R40M.