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Damage to the front ends of locomotives EXO 1346 and CN 3100 (Source: TSB)
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CN freight train collision with commuter train in Montreal renews calls for fail-safe controls: TSB

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A Canadian National (CN) freight locomotive collided with a stationary Réseau de transport métropolitain (exo) commuter train in Montréal in November 2023, injuring six people and prompting the Transportation Safety…

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