Petaluma, it may not show up, but your post is the first on the Google search for it.
How bout that, I'm famous!
The first google hit for petalumloco is also on this site, so I think you already were famous.
Posted 11 November 2008 - 10:16 AM
Railroaders call the NS the "**** Southern" and for good reason. Although they have won the Harriman Award for safety for the past 18 or so years they fire you if you get hurt~ go figure that one out! It's a tough place to work and I'm sure they have elevated a lot of employees blood pressures from what I have witnessed in their rules classes. (If you deliver a train in interchange to them in New Orleans you have to take their rules classes. The trainmaster was such a jerk he must have ace'd his Gestapo test.)
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From Patrick's Post I never doubed he was an idiot.Never doubted he was legit-
I doubted whether he was an idiot.
Posted 12 November 2008 - 10:58 PM
I had one cop harass me when I was taking pictures of the Barack Obama special running through Wayne, PA. To make it even better I was standing in a septa parking lot and he claimed that I was on Amtrak property. I asked to talk to his on-site supervisor who gave me the same answer that I was on Amtrak property. I got both offercers names and went t 30th street on a septa local that same day and asked to see the Supervisor of all Philadelphia Amtrak Police offercers. She said that the Septa lots were owned by Amtrak which is a whole bunch of BS! But here's where it gets better! I know Radnor townships police chiefs wife. Wayne is in Radnor township. I was able to talk to him about te Septa parking lot incident and both of us went to 30th street with papers that prove the lot is owned by septa. The Amtrak Police stuck with thier story. I wrote a letter to Alex Kummant about my problem. He called me and said that he fired the offecer and the supervisor and gave me a $1000 gift certificate in person when he came up to PHL and had lunch with me and we talked Amtrak for upwards of 3 hours.
To make the story short I got two Amtrak Cops fired!!! That's a big deal!!!
Posted 12 November 2008 - 11:06 PM
Railroaders call the NS the "**** Southern" and for good reason. Although they have won the Harriman Award for safety for the past 18 or so years they fire you if you get hurt~ go figure that one out! It's a tough place to work and I'm sure they have elevated a lot of employees blood pressures from what I have witnessed in their rules classes. (If you deliver a train in interchange to them in New Orleans you have to take their rules classes. The trainmaster was such a jerk he must have ace'd his Gestapo test.)
You have to wonder if firing people for getting hurt would discourage them from reporting minor accidents, and if a workforce that doesn't report minor accidents would result in safety statistics that suggest that fewer minor accidents happen.
I'm amazed that unions and or lawyers would let them get away with having that policy.
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Posted 13 November 2008 - 01:56 AM
funny we get in trouble for taking pictures but what about video. that should be even worse right. sense it shows the train moving and stopping and more then one car LOL search google for train videos theres millions out there
Posted 13 November 2008 - 01:59 AM
funny we get in trouble for taking pictures but what about video. that should be even worse right. sense it shows the train moving and stopping and more then one car LOL search google for train videos theres millions out there
If they really want to crack down on it, all they need is a YouTube admin...
Posted 13 November 2008 - 10:42 AM
when they ambush you when getting on the train its hard to tell if there real. he had over a hour to confront whoozeonfirst but waits till hes getting on the train.
Posted 13 November 2008 - 11:37 AM
In addition, I'll bet that it also didn't mention that AmBivalence is what may cause any future administrations to discontine "counter-terrorism" from decending upon Amtrak!when they ambush you when getting on the train its hard to tell if there real. he had over a hour to confront whoozeonfirst but waits till hes getting on the train.
Did that thread about all things Am mention AmBush as what happens when the Bush administration's ``counter-terrorism'' descends upon Amtrak?
Edited by sky12065, 13 November 2008 - 11:39 AM.
"So much track and so little time" or is it "So much time and so little money"
33,970 Total Rail Miles Traveled To Date
- Joe S -
Posted 13 November 2008 - 02:17 PM
Posted 13 November 2008 - 03:42 PM
In addition, I'll bet that it also didn't mention that AmBivalence is what may cause any future administrations to discontine "counter-terrorism" from decending upon Amtrak!when they ambush you when getting on the train its hard to tell if there real. he had over a hour to confront whoozeonfirst but waits till hes getting on the train.
Did that thread about all things Am mention AmBush as what happens when the Bush administration's ``counter-terrorism'' descends upon Amtrak?
This article about a bridge collapse mentions that the NTSB found a photograph taken a few hours before the collapse helpful. Just something to think about when weighing the risks of letting citizens photograph infrastructure.
(Note that we've had an accidental bridge collapse in the US in the last 10 years, but I don't think we've lost any bridges to terrorist attacks in that time.)
Edited by ALC_Rail_Writer, 13 November 2008 - 03:47 PM.
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