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The driver of a parade float involved in a train wreck that killed four war veterans in West Texas told investigators that the oncoming train appeared to be stationary, and that he didn't notice anything was wrong until he saw people jumping from the float, according to documents released Wednesday.Dale Hayden has never spoken publicly about the crash in Midland on Nov. 15. But he told federal investigators he was focused on his left-side rearview mirror as he crossed the tracks, looking for a bump in the intersection so he could provide the veterans riding on the flatbed trailer a smoother ride, according to documents released by the National Transportation Safety Board.As he looked through his right window, the oncoming Union Pacific train appeared to have stopped, he said. It wasn't until he looked in his rearview mirror that he saw people jumping from the float."When I looked in the right mirror, that's when I saw the flashing lights. But at first it didn't register. It just — to m...
A pilot's inability or reluctance to fly quickly enough out of icing conditions led to a fiery plane crash on a New Jersey highway median that killed all five people...
Texting by the pilot of a medical helicopter contributed to a crash that killed four people, federal accident investigators declared Tuesday, and they approved a saf...
Jamie Brokaw was an experienced navigator who was no stranger to dangerous flying situations and had the skills to stay cool in the face of danger, according to clos...
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Dash cam captures dramatic final moments
FBN’s Rich Edson on the NTSB ’s investigation into the Boeing Dreamliner’s battery issues.
Cecelia Crocker's body provides her with a constant reminder of the most traumatic event of her life — one that she doesn't otherwise remember.At only 4 years old, C...
Survivors of an alcohol-related bus crash that killed 27 people, mostly children, have gathered 25 years later in a small Kentucky town to remember those who died an...
FBN's Rich Edson breaks down the new report on Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner fire in Boston.
Former National Transportation Safety Board Managing Director Peter Goelz on the NTSB findings regarding the Boeing 787.
The smoking, hissing battery smoldering away inside the belly of the parked 787 in Boston had already injured one firefighter. The airport fire commander wanted it ...
Documents released today as part of the National Transportation Safety Board's hearings on the fatal D.C. Metro crash last summer highlight a patchwork approach to o...
The commuter train derailment and collision that left dozens injured outside New York City was not the result of foul play, officials said Saturday, but a fractured ...
Commuter trains damaged in a crash in Connecticut were being removed Sunday in the first step to making repairs and restoring service, the agency that runs Metro-Nor...
A federal agency is proposing that states lower the threshold for drunken driving to the point where a woman could be charged for driving after one drink and a man a...
Former NTSB Managing Director Peter Goelz on a report on the FAA’s oversight of airplane repairs.
The head of the National Transportation Safety Board is preparing to tour a neighborhood that was torched in a deadly gas pipeline explosion south of San Francisco.W...
Deborah Hersman of the National Transportation Safety Board explains why the NTSB is calling for an outright ban on cell phone use in cars.
An airline official says a US Airways flight with 34 people aboard was forced to make a belly landing at Newark International Airport after experiencing landing gear...