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Riders might want to write to the chairman of the Transportation Subcommittee where this matter is pending: Chairman John Olver of the Subcommittee on Transportation and Housing and Urban Development. Is there anything that riders can do to help push our lawmakers to approve funding?Įleanor Holmes Norton: Thank you. Norton, You raise good points about the need for funding. They also have special managers on a radio system who will route them to specific hospitals depending on the type of injury.
Janis Orlowski: This decision is made by the triage officer and D.C. (Noon, June 23) Hospitals' responseĬolumbia: Doctor, would you explain for us, in general, the process for determining who goes to what hospital in a situation like yesterday's? Thank you. Peter Goelz: Most recent designs involve locating structural collision posts that are designed to deflect the penetration of the car. What do the the "safer" designs do to get rid of that much energy? Wheaton, Md.: Even with "anti-crush" frames, you still have 500,000 lbs at 50 MPH - a lot of kinetic energy. (Scheduled before the crash.) Yesterday's incident shows that pretty safe isn't good enough. I was just looking over some of the stats that the Metro board is scheduled to look at during its Thursday meeting. That's not just a feeling - the stats back that up. Gaithersburg, Md.: How does Metro's safety record compare with comparable systems in the U.S.? I don't recall hearing about similar accidents in other systems, but I wouldn't have been paying as much attention to them as I have to this story.īob Thomson: It's hard to compare transit systems on just about any issue.
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