New Jersey Train Crash

The engineer of the New Jersey commuter train that crashed on Thursday told investigators he was fully rested but has no memory of the incident, and a recovered data recorder was not working, a National Transportation Safety Board official said on Sunday.

Investigators probing why a New Jersey commuter train smashed into Hoboken station, killing one person and injuring 108, were interviewing more witnesses on Saturday as the site remained too dangerous to extract a second data recorder from the wreckage.

Investigators on Friday examined the black box recorder recovered from twisted wreckage of a New Jersey commuter train for clues as to why it plowed into a landmark terminal, killing a woman on the platform and injuring scores of people.

New Jersey Transit train No. 1614 headed south from Spring Valley, New York, shortly before 7:30 am, and for 16 stops it was a typical weekday morning commute for hundreds of passengers.

Three people were killed and more than 100 people were injured, some of them critically, when a New Jersey Transit train derailed and crashed through the station in Hoboken, New Jersey during the morning rush hour on Thursday, U.S. media and a transit official said.

Roughly 30 people were injured on Sunday as their PATH train in Hoboken, N.J., hit a rubberized barrier at the end of the line, said a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the line.A passenger aboard the train said that the first car crumpled part of the platform and hit three turnstiles before stopping. The t...

The engineer of the New Jersey commuter train that crashed on Thursday told investigators he was fully rested but has no memory of the incident, and a recovered data recorder was not working, a National Transportation Safety Board official said on Sunday.

Investigators probing why a New Jersey commuter train smashed into Hoboken station, killing one person and injuring 108, were interviewing more witnesses on Saturday as the site remained too dangerous to extract a second data recorder from the wreckage.

Investigators on Friday examined the black box recorder recovered from twisted wreckage of a New Jersey commuter train for clues as to why it plowed into a landmark terminal, killing a woman on the platform and injuring scores of people.

New Jersey Transit train No. 1614 headed south from Spring Valley, New York, shortly before 7:30 am, and for 16 stops it was a typical weekday morning commute for hundreds of passengers.

Three people were killed and more than 100 people were injured, some of them critically, when a New Jersey Transit train derailed and crashed through the station in Hoboken, New Jersey during the morning rush hour on Thursday, U.S. media and a transit official said.

Roughly 30 people were injured on Sunday as their PATH train in Hoboken, N.J., hit a rubberized barrier at the end of the line, said a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which operates the line.A passenger aboard the train said that the first car crumpled part of the platform and hit three turnstiles before stopping. The t...