If it has paid for itself on your line, do you think it is a reasonable thing to say that it would pay for itself on any other line in avoided accidents?
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Capuano argues that safety systems are cost-effective based on past accidents.
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If I were advising you as an attorney, I would say you are nuts to stick your neck out on the line when you have done the right thing and somebody else hasn't.
I dare you to put it on the floor of the House for a vote. It would be a wonderful debate.
I think it is important for us all to understand that we are talking about something that has a huge benefit to those of us that live in rural populations and, again, benefits the urban centers so they can get across those rural areas.
I would ask, is the Fed interested in all, would you be interested in pursuing something--you oversee 7,000 entities, some of them large, some of them small, most of them pretty large.





