https://www.foxbusiness.com/industrials/train-derails-montanas-yellowstone-river

Hopefully not too much bad stuff gets into the river

Yep!!
White17, RR is God in this country they own the US and I doubt anything comes of it because they are the RR. They are the hardest company to work with that I ever have seen.

I'd rather get a multiple Colonoscopies with a tennis ball sized camera than to ever work inside RR ROW again.

Looks like a pretty "skookum" bridge to just collapse like that

Someone is not doing their bridge inspections.

There have been numerous derailings all across the country, some are reported , many are not. Ive seen Tucker reporting on them purposely , just to have folks aware.

Our Governor and AG are on this to help contain it asap.

Infrastructure repair , all across the country of RR and other subjects , are sorely needed.

But railroads are so much safer that pipelines, hardly ever hear of a mishap, lol.

Our trains our falling off the track , bridges our falling down and Biden gives millions to Ukraine.

Billions

Your right

Just wait till we build a bridge across two oceans!!!

I can hardly wait

Not to far from me, what a mess.

It shouldnt take long to clean that up.
Not too many cars in the river and it looks like its shallow and not a big deep river.

I have a lot more faith in the ability of Gianforte to get it figured out and fixed, than in Biden and his '"transportation secretary" combined!

Pete

Exactly!
The issue is the RR has more power than the US gov. They rule and no one tells them how they should operate. RR doesn't spend any more than the bare min on safety because they can and have to power to do what they want.

Buffett is in it for the money not safety or losses from his investments. The US shouldn't be spending a dime to rebuild the rr system. RR is a crude crooked company, and they know they have the US be the balls.

Jahbulon will protect them.

All these train derailments seem a bit fishy to me. Same with all the food processors having their buildings burn down.

Yes, the U.S. should be giving billions to private companies in the U.S. Especially the ones we like.