Both hazmat crews and state regulators cannot tell at any one point what’s loaded on board the trains travelling across the state, and they say that that information would make preparing for potential incidents a lot easier.
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KKTV 11 News at 5:30 (Recurring)
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Yes... Tony DID jump into Prospect Lake live on air...