NTSB to interview Amtrak engineer in Philadelphia derailment
The NTSB said Amtrak Train 188 sped up from 70 mph to over 100 mph before a curve at a 50 mph limit in northeast Philadelphia. Engineer Brandon Bostian, 32, agreed to be interviewed. he has no recollection of the crash.
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Rain the deadliest weather driver fatality in states
A federal data analysis shows rain causes more traffic fatalities than snow in 39 of 50 states, with wet conditions overall the leading weather hazard killing about 7,000 Americans annually. The study uses NHTSA data from 2009 to 2013, noting reckless driving remains a major factor.
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Senate strikes deal on trade bill
The Senate votes 78 to 20 to begin debate on reauthorizing Trade Promotion Authority fast track for six years. Obama backs the measure despite Democratic opposition with currency provisions drawing GOP concerns. The bill advances toward possible passage as House action expected in June.
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