Two Trains Collided in Spain—and Killed 69 People. The Terrifying Truth? It Could Also Happen in the U.S.
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The deadly crash exposes a dangerous gap in automated train safety systems. When a high-speed Renfe AVE train traveling from Madrid to Seville, Spain, suddenly stopped on the morning of Wednesday, October 28, passengers were told that the line was busy with other trains. But then their train started …
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