Metro ignored requests to analyze whether to put its oldest rail cars in the middle of trains months before the deadly crash involving the “uncrashworthy” models, according to a letter from its oversight agency.
But now, the Tri-State Oversight Committee said, Metro has put the more than 30-year-old rail cars in the centers of trains in the wake of the June 22 crash without showing proof that it makes the trains any safer.
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