The choice should have been to put them in the middle so that either end would have the most crashworthy cars.
Eleanor Holmes Norton: “The choice should have been to put them in the middle so that either end would have the most crashworthy cars.”
On the recordJuly 13, 2009
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Norton emphasizes the need for safer train configurations.
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