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Inquiry Finds Level Crossing Risks After Amazon Driver Death
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AIAn investigation into the fatal accident of an Amazon driver at a level crossing has highlighted obvious safety risks and potential for further tragedies. The report calls for urgent review of crossing designs and protocols.
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