US EditionCiting Lives at Risk, Train Workers Urge Union Pacific to Allow Trail to Stunning Waterfall in Northern California
SISKIYOU COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, AUG 1 – Nearly 30,000 visitors trespass train tracks annually to reach Mossbrae Falls, prompting union calls for Union Pacific to expedite a safe, legal trail to reduce accidents and risks.
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Citing lives at risk, train workers urge Union Pacific to allow trail to stunning waterfall in Northern California
About 10 times each day, giant freight trains pass along a narrow section of track along the Sacramento River in far Northern California where engineers on the locomotives regularly tense up with stress.
·Denver, United States
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Citing lives at risk, train workers urge Union Pacific to allow trail to stunning waterfall
A train workers union this week called on Union Pacific to help facilitate a long-sought trail to Mossbrae Falls, near Dunsmuir, so hikers don't risk their lives walking on the tracks.
·Los Angeles, United States
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