July meeting on deadly Red Line crash
By
Washington Post editors
The long-awaited meeting on the cause of last year’s deadly Red Line crash will be held in July, Get There is reporting.
The National Transportation Safety Board said Thursday that its board will meet July 27 “to consider a final report” on the accident, which killed nine people and injured 80 on June 22. It was the deadliest crash in Metro history.
By
Washington Post editors
| May 20, 2010; 1:16 PM ET
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DC, Maryland, Traffic and Transportation, Virginia
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metro, ntsb, red line
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