Railroad tracks aren't anything to be playing with.

The railroad is our only way in and out. In the bad flood of 1997, we walked the railroad tracks into town and rented a condo for three months.

There are some guys that you'd lay across the railroad tracks for and there's a bunch of them in that senior class.

Apparently the turn was misjudged and they wound up lodged on the railroad tracks. They tried to free themselves apparently, but they couldn't before they saw the train coming. Two of the people in the vehicle did get out of the car, but one passenger did parish when the car was struck by the train.

We've got literally thousands of bridges across our railroad. We've come to the realization that our resources really need to be directed to ensuring the structural integrity of these bridges rather than their cosmetics.

I was actually in the house and heard the train brakes. You just get a knot in your throat knowing something's about to happen and that the outcome could be very bad. I knew it was probably a possibility of a fatality, so my heart goes out to the family of this young lady.