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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg floats an idea to prevent deadly train crashes

It was a deadly weekend for trains. CNN reports that on Sunday, an Amtrak train passing through an intersection without crossing gates in rural Brentwood, California, collided with a passenger vehicle, killing three people and causing major injuries to two others. On Monday, an Amtrak train derailed in Missouri, killing at least three people.

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Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg was on NBC News Tuesday night to talk about the accidents, and gave his suggestion for how to reduce their numbers:

Makes sense, sort of. So we just eliminate railroad crossings?

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https://twitter.com/WmTWaterman/status/1541889193487515649

The obvious solution is to eliminate cars and make everyone commute by train.


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