Amtrak CEO Calls Fatal Derailment A ‘Wake-Up Call’

By Madison Park and Holly Yan, CNN (CNN) — Amtrak’s co-CEO apologized profusely for the high-speed train derailment that hurled passenger cars onto a freeway, killing three people and injuring 100.
“It’s not acceptable that we are involved in these kinds of accidents. We are terribly sorry to the people that are involved,” Richard Anderson said. The passenger train derailed Monday after careening around a curve at almost three times the speed limit. It’s still