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    the greatest number. The trolley problem is a moral scenario with two outcomes. In the first scenario, a train is on a train track approaching five innocent people who are tied down to it. A bystander sees the people and also sees a lever that will put the train on an alternate route in which there is only one person who is tied down. The moral question at state is does one let the train go on its natural…

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    The first railroad invented that traveled across the country was called the transcontinental railroad. It consisted of 1,907 miles of iron rails, stretching from the Mississippi River all the way to San Francisco by the Pacific Ocean. The railroads provided a way to transport goods quicker and cheaper. It gave states and western settlements more money to buy other things such as coal, or livestock. Those first railroads also opened up jobs for the unemployed living in the western plains. Before…

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    early 1900s by Francis "Borax" Smith. There were also plans for a third-rail powered subway line (Twin Peaks Tunnel) under Market Street in the 1910s. Much of BART's current coverage area was once served by the electrified streetcar and interurban train network called the Key System. This early twentieth century system once had regular transbay traffic across the lower deck of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge. The final passenger…

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    Anytime a tragedy like a train crash occurs the government, company executives, and pundits attempt to discover what went awry. In the case of the Metrolink in 2008, Robert Sanchez was emotionally distraught, traveling at a high rate of speed, and distracted by a text message crashed his train into a Union Pacific train. Sanchez along with twenty-three passengers died because of the collision (Steiner, 2012, p. 342). Sanchez had a history of minor violations and had a lengthy history of…

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    stop by a group of silhouetted tourists. Behind her there is a train passing by, on top of the train are a mixed group of complete strangers making a journey to America. Showing support to the girl is a boy who represent their community, the boy is handing her an umbrella to help her from the rain of oil being poured on her by Chevron, also known as Texaco. Riding the train there is another young boy, however he is not on top of the train, he is inside an open car. That car is filled with books…

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    signs so we can be sure that no trains are coming before we proceed to our destination. if we know the train is on its way or right in front of us, that we should at least have our vehicle or ourselves be 3 feet or more behind the tracks in order to ensure our safety. Also remember that trains move at a very high speed and it has a lot of mass also, which means that if you are stuck on the train tracks with your car or yourself that you need to get out of the way. Trains can take up to 18…

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    2 years. It was finished in 1890 on January 14. And In fact a place where tourist people go to take pictures and explore the train. I arrived near the Orlando Railroad Depot, I notice a restaurant which so happens to be connected to the…

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    national spotlight. December 18, 2017: In Dupont, Washington, an Amtrak train was derailed, with multiple cars spilling onto a freeway and some train cars even dangling from a bridge. The train was traveling from Seattle to Portland on a route that was new for one of the first times. Three people were killed in the incident, and almost 100 people were injured and sent to hospitals. Soon after the incident, it was revealed that the train was traveling around 80 m.p.h., almost 50 m.p.h over the…

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    The exiting people moved out of the train, not facing any resistance—the boarding people didn’t try to get into the train immediately, instead, they simply waited for them to exit, and then they boarded into the train. The gate clanked shut, and the train again started moving. I saw a man standing up from his seat, leaving an empty seat. “Why is he getting up right after the train started moving?” I wondered, “Maybe he had just realized that he missed the…

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    For this project I chose to go with the New York Islanders as my company. The Islanders are a professional hockey team currently residing in Brooklyn, NY. There are 2 facets of the organization that are driving factors in its success. The first is hockey operations and the other is the business operations. Business operations handles everything not related to the construction and maintenance of the hockey team. This would include facility management, customer satisfaction and transportation. My…

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