No conclusions yet in NTSB report on deadly NYC train derailment
Federal inspectors have not determined whether human error was the cause of a New York train derailment that killed four people last month.
A two-page preliminary report issued Tuesday by the National Transportation Safety Board also does not address whether improved technology should have been in use when the Metro-North commuter train derailed Dec. 1 in the Bronx.
NTSB spokesman Keith Holloway said the agency’s determination of a probable cause could be a year or more away.