LightRoasted
If I may ...
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Yes they should. And the maintenance and repair of those tracks should be monitored by US government regulations for sufficient safety standards since these tracks transport many a dangerous load through many a community. If our tracks were designed and laid with precision as those in Europe, Japan, and other countries, there wouldn't be as many derailments. Their rail beds are solid, rugged, straight and true. In addition to regulating individual car maintenance and repair to ensure that wheels, bearings, and brakes, do not fail.
Shouldn't THE RAILROADS be responsible for Track / Train Maintenance
Yes they should. And the maintenance and repair of those tracks should be monitored by US government regulations for sufficient safety standards since these tracks transport many a dangerous load through many a community. If our tracks were designed and laid with precision as those in Europe, Japan, and other countries, there wouldn't be as many derailments. Their rail beds are solid, rugged, straight and true. In addition to regulating individual car maintenance and repair to ensure that wheels, bearings, and brakes, do not fail.