Prevention of Railroad Accidents

An authoritative guide to the best practices for preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of both passengers and employees on railroads, written by two experienced railroad engineers. Bradshaw and Geo draw on their extensive experience in the field to offer practical advice on everything from track maintenance to employee training.

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