Weekly podcast featuring transportation disasters. Hosted by Michele with co-hosts Andy, Mel, and Chris. Let us take you on a ride through travel history.
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"Thanks for flying @SpaceX."
📍 Current Location: Planet Earth
A 2:48pm ET, @AstroBehnken and @Astro_Doug splashed down, marking the first splashdown of an American crew spacecraft in 45 years. #LaunchAmerica
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JUST IN: Astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley of the SpaceX Crew Dragon have splashed down safely in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Florida: trib.al/Is0fClR
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#FRAResearch contracted with @SwRI to fire test a portable tank filled with liquid nitrogen & exposed to a propane pool fire to gauge tank performance & the pressure relief valve. Read more: bit.ly/3bwnVAY.
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We know it’s hard. Try these tricks to help limit the number of times you touch your face each day to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. nyti.ms/2TDGY4p
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Today is "Operation Clear Track" at hundreds of crossings across the nation as #RailSafetyWeek continues! Share these tips with your friends and family.
#STOPTrackTragedies
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#ThursdayThoughts: Children imitate behavior they see. If they see their parents sitting on train tracks, they'll do the same. Let's practice #RailSafety by educating children about the dangers of trespassing on train tracks.
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Drivers, remember: trains can be up to 3 feet wider than railroad tracks. If you're in traffic, don't go forward if you can't safely clear the crossing, and never stop on the tracks.
MORE SAFETY TIPS FOR DRIVERS: bit.ly/2J51NAC
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Let's all do our part to be safe around railroad crossings. Here's how you can be #RailSafe, as a motorist or pedestrian bit.ly/2LH9bEX
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.@UnionPacific bridge burns on route of @Amtrak 'Sunset Limited' in #Texas | #Trains Magazine bit.ly/2NpWWz3
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#DidYouKnow #Trespassing is the leading cause of rail-related fatalities in the US. Read more about railroad crossing #safety and trespass prevention here: bit.ly/2al00GL
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#FactFriday : The Emergency Notification Systems (ENS) sign, located at each #GradeCrossing, is your way of reaching the responsible railroad in case of an emergency. Here are a few facts about the ENS sign | bit.ly/2jLXjCH
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#TipTuesday: Think twice before you decide to #trespass on private railroad property. Railroad trespassing is the leading cause of rail-related deaths in the U.S. bit.ly/2al00GL #RailSafety
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Union Pacific's Big Boy #UP4014 Locomotive Prepares for 'Great Race Across the Midwest' #transcon150 up.com/media/releases/190613…
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Trains don't brake like cars do. A train traveling at 55 miles per hour can take a mile or more to stop. #ThursdayThoughts
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Did you know...
Walking, sitting and playing along train tracks is trespassing. It's also dangerous and illegal! You can practice #RailSafety by staying off the tracks and encouraging friends to do the same. #TracksAreForTrains #SeeTracksThinkTrain
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Tempted to drive or walk around that lowered grade crossing gate? Don’t do it. It’s not worth losing your life, and that of loved ones, to try to beat an oncoming train. Be #RailSafe. #AlwaysExpectaTrain #FRA
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On June 6, 1919, after five rail companies were merged and nationalized, we emerged as the largest railway in North America at the time. We’ve only gotten bigger since. Today, CN turns 100 years old. #CN100
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These small signs could save your life and someone you love. #FRA #RailSafe #WednesdayWisdom Video: @olinational xitter.cf/USDOTFRA/status/110334…