[R]ailroads are by far the most deadly form of commercial transportation in the country. ...Measure deaths by… — David Cay Johnston
[R]ailroads are by far the most deadly form of commercial transportation in the country. ...Measure deaths by distance traveled... and trains are 52 times more deadly than trucks. Trains kill 130 people per 100 million miles traveled, compared with 2.5 deaths in big-rig truck accidents and 1.9 deaths in plane crashes.
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