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Human Error
A “human error train accident” refers to a train crash caused by a mistake made by a train operator, such as a conductor or engineer, which could include failing to follow safety protocols, distractions, fatigue, impaired judgment, inadequate training or misinterpreting signals, leading to a collision or derailment; essentially, human error is considered one of…
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Twist and Turn
A railroad track is hardly ever a straight line. It often has twists and turns, mountains to climb and valleys to glide through. Today, I want to talk to you about the twists and turns that your life train will often have to encounter. When you think about a train going around a bend or…