Posted by red green guy on February 16, 2016 at 18:40:37 from (50.106.208.255):
In Reply to: Accident posted by jacksun65 on February 16, 2016 at 10:30:25:
Was railroad engineer for 33 yrs. There are no fully rested train crews. example, stayed up one evening for kids school activiy as call clerk assured me I would not be used. Got to bed 10pm. Got called 10:30pm for midnight on duty to run a train 272 miles. A normal 12 hr run. Told clerk I was not safe to be working. Immediately was tranferred to supervisor. Was told never to use unsafe as reason for not working. Stood up the entire trip to stay awake. Off duty the required government 8hrs. Misleading. Takes avg 1 from arrival to hotel and you get the 1 1/2 hr cal to be back on duty. So 5 1/2hrs of sleep and you work an other 12 hrs home. As I said There are no fully rested train crews.
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