Execs got money, in part for 'record' railroad train length

The transcript discusses the safety concerns surrounding Norfolk Southern's long trains, highlighting the financial incentives for executives tied to operating ratios. It covers the investigation into the East Palestine crash, industry criticism, and the legislative response. The focus is on the balance between cost-cutting and safety, with calls for more accountability and potential regulatory changes.

How did the length of trains affect the likelihood of accidents and safety concerns?

What criticisms have been directed at Norfolk Southern regarding its lobbying efforts?

What actions has Norfolk Southern taken in response to the East Palestine incident?

What did Congressman Seth Moulton express concern about regarding Norfolk Southern's practices?