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TRA trains mourn deaths of two drivers

TRA trains mourn deaths of two drivers REFORM: Premier Su Tseng-chang vowed to accelerate changes in the TRA, including installing smart surveillance systems to detect track intrusions and improve safety By Lee Hsing Fang, Wang Chun-chi and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporters, staff writer, with CNA Trains across the nation sounded their horns simultaneously yesterday morning to pay tribute to two train drivers killed in last week’s Taroko Express crash, while the Executive Yuan vowed to speed up reform of the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA). More than 120 TRA trains sounded their horns at 9:28am yesterday the time when Taroko Express No. 408 hit a crane truck as it was about to enter the Cingshuei Tunnel (清水隧道) in Hualien’s Sioulin Township (秀林) to mourn the deaths of driver Yuan Chun-hsiu (袁淳修) and assistant driver Chiang Pei-feng (江沛峰).

Taiwan train driver had less than 7 seconds to respond before crash, investigators say

Investigation also finds truck had its engine running before it slid down embankment onto the tracks Transport minister pays tribute to driver at memorial service, saying he ‘upheld his duty until the last minute’

Taiwan train crash: Seconds before his death, train driver slams on brakes to protect passengers

April 06, 2021 Facebook In the final moments of his life, train driver Yuan Chun-hsiu was determined to keep his passengers safe. Seconds before the train crashed into a construction truck on the railway track, the 33-year-old slammed on the brakes and sounded the horn in order to reduce the damage from the collision, EBC News reported. Yuan, along with his colleague Chiang Pei-feng, 32, died in the crash that took place in Hualien, Taiwan, on April 2 morning. 50 were confirmed dead and over 200 were injured in the express train service carrying nearly 500 passengers and crew. With the truck only 250m away, Yuan did not have enough time or distance for an emergency brake to avoid a collision.

Train derailment kills 48 in Taiwan

Train derailment kills 48 in Taiwan
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