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Engineer Of Crashed New Jersey Train Was Fully Rested; Questions Remain
The engineer of the New Jersey commuter train that crashed on Thursday told investigators he was fully rested but has no memory of the incident, and a recovered data recorder was not working, a National Transportation Safety Board official said on Sunday.
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Wreckage Blocks Access To Second Data Recorder In New Jersey train Crash
Investigators probing why a New Jersey commuter train smashed into Hoboken station, killing one person and injuring 108, were interviewing more witnesses on Saturday as the site remained too dangerous to extract a second data recorder from the wreckage.
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Investigators Seek Clues On Why New Jersey Train Failed To Stop
Investigators on Friday examined the black box recorder recovered from twisted wreckage of a New Jersey commuter train for clues as to why it plowed into a landmark terminal, killing a woman on the platform and injuring scores of people.
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'I Saw The Body': New Jersey Crash Witnesses Describe Bloody Scene
New Jersey Transit train No. 1614 headed south from Spring Valley, New York, shortly before 7:30 am, and for 16 stops it was a typical weekday morning commute for hundreds of passengers.
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New storm bears down on Sandy-battered New York, New Jersey
A nor'easter blustered into New York and New Jersey on Wednesday with rain and wet snow, plunging homes right back into darkness, stopping commuter trains again and inflicting another round of misery on thousands of people still reeling from Superstorm Sandy's blow more than a week ago.
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Post Superstorm Sandy, manic Monday begins for commuters
Commuters streaming into New York City on Monday endured long waits and crowded trains, giving the recovering transit system a stress test a week after Superstorm Sandy ravaged the New Jersey and New York coast lines.
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Indian-origin couple has baby on train to New York
A New Jersey woman got the morning commute of her life when she gave birth to her first child on a PATH commuter train to New York.
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Engineer Of Crashed New Jersey Train Was Fully Rested; Questions Remain
The engineer of the New Jersey commuter train that crashed on Thursday told investigators he was fully rested but has no memory of the incident, and a recovered data recorder was not working, a National Transportation Safety Board official said on Sunday.
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Wreckage Blocks Access To Second Data Recorder In New Jersey train Crash
Investigators probing why a New Jersey commuter train smashed into Hoboken station, killing one person and injuring 108, were interviewing more witnesses on Saturday as the site remained too dangerous to extract a second data recorder from the wreckage.
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Investigators Seek Clues On Why New Jersey Train Failed To Stop
Investigators on Friday examined the black box recorder recovered from twisted wreckage of a New Jersey commuter train for clues as to why it plowed into a landmark terminal, killing a woman on the platform and injuring scores of people.
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'I Saw The Body': New Jersey Crash Witnesses Describe Bloody Scene
New Jersey Transit train No. 1614 headed south from Spring Valley, New York, shortly before 7:30 am, and for 16 stops it was a typical weekday morning commute for hundreds of passengers.
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New storm bears down on Sandy-battered New York, New Jersey
A nor'easter blustered into New York and New Jersey on Wednesday with rain and wet snow, plunging homes right back into darkness, stopping commuter trains again and inflicting another round of misery on thousands of people still reeling from Superstorm Sandy's blow more than a week ago.
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Post Superstorm Sandy, manic Monday begins for commuters
Commuters streaming into New York City on Monday endured long waits and crowded trains, giving the recovering transit system a stress test a week after Superstorm Sandy ravaged the New Jersey and New York coast lines.
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Indian-origin couple has baby on train to New York
A New Jersey woman got the morning commute of her life when she gave birth to her first child on a PATH commuter train to New York.
