Railroad Worker Killed by Remote-Controlled Train in Ohio, Raising New Safety Concerns
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A railroad worker died after being struck by a remote-controlled CSX train in Ohio.
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Unions have concerns about the safety of remote-controlled trains and want a review of their use.
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This is the third death of a railroad worker involving a remote-controlled locomotive.
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CSX confirmed the accident but declined to discuss details during the investigation.
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Federal regulators approved remote-controlled trains in 2005 with speed and other guidelines.