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NTSB Completes On-Sight Investigation of Fort Totten Metro Crash
On Friday July 31st The National Transportation Safety Board released the area of the fatal crash of June 22nd back to Metro. The N.T.S.B. signal and train control group continues to examine components of the track detection system for explanations for the crash.A final report is not anticipated for some months. Metro will continue to run at reduced speed on a single-track basis for the forseeable future
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