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To: Goose94 who wrote (123067)	3/30/2022 12:37:50 PM
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Canadian Pacific Railway (CP-T) Shit Hits the Fan Transportation Safety Board says Canadian Pacific Railway failed to act on repeated employee reports of braking problems on a steep stretch of mountain track in British Columbia, where a 2019 crash killed three train crew members. TSB, in a report on Thursday, called for tougher rules for trains that operate on mountainous routes. TSB chairman Kathy Fox said investigators found CP train crews had on several previous occasions alerted CP management to problems with speed control when descending the set of tracks, known as Field Hill, in cold weather. Ms. Fox said, "There were recurring reports on poor braking performance descending Field Hill over a number of years." The safety reports to CP "were being closed without any effective action being taken after the event." She said, "It was a known issue, but there wasn't sufficient action taken." Ms. Fox said engineer Andrew Dockrell, who died in the crash, had experienced braking problems on the same stretch of track the previous day. The hazard report Mr. Dockrell had intended to file with management was found in the wreckage.