Talk:Russell Hill subway accident
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[edit] Ultimate cause
The ultimate cause of the accident was human error, due to the fact that the TTC, after 40 years of subway operation without a fatal train accident, had become complacent on matters of safety. In particular, training of subway crews was inadequate, and improper driving was too often tolerated.
- I removed this section as it consists entirely of unsourced opinions. Feel free to source this stuff and add it back in (i.e. "x said the TTC had become complacent on matters of safety", not "the TTC had become complacent on matters of safety". --Eloil 16:49, 9 May 2007 (UTC)
