Francisco José Garzón, the driver of the Alvia train that derailed in Santiago, Galicia (Spain) last July, warned that the curve of the accident is “inhumane.” This emerges from the post- crash recording that ended with the lives of 79 people.
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He admitted to the judge that he was not “crazy” enough to not hinder. Minutes after of the accident the driver commented by phone the difficulty curve. “It is inhumane”. And he repeated over and over again his wish that there were not dead people. “It will be on my conscience, those poor travelers ...”
“I already told to security that was a dangerous curve. That one day we were going to throw and we were going to swallow it. I was that person”. “I had to go to 80 km/ h but I went at 190 spent or something similar.”
The engineer said in court that the automatic braking system comes into operation only at 200 km/ h and after advance notice. He acknowledged that he did not know in what he was thinking just before arrive to Angrois, and that he must braking before because it is the driver and not the machine who is charge.
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