Rail Safety Bill Advances in Senate
From: New York Sun | September 30, 2008
WASHINGTON A sweeping rail safety reform bill that includes billions of dollars for Amtrak cleared a key vote in the Senate yesterday, as lawmakers invoked the September 12 train collision in Los Angeles that killed 25 people. Senators voted 69-17 to proceed to a final vote on the bill, which requires more rest for workers and technology that can stop a train in its tracks if it's headed for collision. The vote on final passage will happen tomorrow, Majority Leader Harry Reid said. The House...
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