Posted by Doug Foust on July 15, 2012 
That's some stout reinforcing behind where the nose was!
Posted by on July 16, 2012 
The wisdom of GE engineers had nothing to do with it, they were forced to do it by that so-called 'evil' regulatory government......
Posted by J Moller on July 16, 2012 
A voluntary industry standard known as AAR S-580 established crashworthiness features for locomotives manufactured after August 1990. The more recent FRA standard was derived from this. The photograph shows the structure of the locomotive with the decorative front piece removed after the crossing accident.
Posted by Jeric on July 17, 2012 
That is one UGLY engine...
Posted by TL Scott on July 18, 2012 
Jeff, thanks for setting the record straight on this one. We worked hard on S-580.
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