>Floridians have started calling it the “Death Train” and maintain a sense of gallows humor about it, saying that it must be “fed” regularly to keep hurricanes away.
It *has* been a mild hurricane season…
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This article contains an interesting series of examinations into the overlapping layers of responsibility between the state, cities, counties, and private entity on meridian this railroad and how that lack of coordination on adequate safety and path design has led to dramatically higher fatalities then on any other passenger line in America.
I think it’s example number God knows how many of how American federalism complicates infrastructure.
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>Floridians have started calling it the “Death Train” and maintain a sense of gallows humor about it, saying that it must be “fed” regularly to keep hurricanes away.
It *has* been a mild hurricane season…
This article contains an interesting series of examinations into the overlapping layers of responsibility between the state, cities, counties, and private entity on meridian this railroad and how that lack of coordination on adequate safety and path design has led to dramatically higher fatalities then on any other passenger line in America.
I think it’s example number God knows how many of how American federalism complicates infrastructure.