Bulletin of the Progress of the Commissions Investigation of Railroad Grad Cros
Bulletin of the Progress of the Commissions Investigation of Railroad Grad Cros
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A decrease of 73 killed and injured for six months, or over 12 a month during the worst months of the year, would be sufficient justification for the crossing investigation if there were any assurance that this reduction was almost entirely due to that, but so many factors enter into the matter and the period covered is so short, that the difference in the figures is too slight to reach any such conclusion. Traffic increasing yearly. On the whole the tables do not indicate any satisfactory impr...ovement in the grade crossing situation. The work, however, will result in a saving of many lives. With the highway traffic and the mileage of good roads increasing enormously, with a large amount of traffic formerly carried on passenger trains now being carried on the highways by jitneys and auto stages without any lessening in the number of trains, it can not be expected that accidents in the future will be fewer than in preceding years. But when the number of persons and vehicles crossing railroad tracks is considered, it will be shown plainly that the investigation and recom- mendations of the Eailroad Commission have resulted in lessening the danger of injury to life and limb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A decrease of 73 killed and injured for six months, or over 12 a month during the worst months of the year, would be sufficient justification for the crossing investigation if there were any assurance that this reduction was almost entirely due to that, but so many factors enter into the matter and the period covered is so short, that the difference in the figures is too slight to reach any such conclusion. Traffic increasing yearly. On the whole the tables do not indicate any satisfactory impr...ovement in the grade crossing situation. The work, however, will result in a saving of many lives. With the highway traffic and the mileage of good roads increasing enormously, with a large amount of traffic formerly carried on passenger trains now being carried on the highways by jitneys and auto stages without any lessening in the number of trains, it can not be expected that accidents in the future will be fewer than in preceding years. But when the number of persons and vehicles crossing railroad tracks is considered, it will be shown plainly that the investigation and recom- mendations of the Eailroad Commission have resulted in lessening the danger of injury to life and limb.
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