derailment

This place was having a main line derailment every three weeks.

In 1983, there were 21 derailments, about one every 17 days.

The derailment this afternoon was the second of the day.

It added that the cause of the derailment was not known.

About 850 people were evacuated after the derailment, the police said.

The first occurred as a derailment on 10 July 1858.

This was a major factor in three serious derailments between 1969 and 1994.

The cause of the derailment remained under investigation last night.

She wanted to think about this astonishing derailment of her life.

The details of the two derailments appear to be similar.

The derailment hurt nearly 100 people, six of them critically.

The dead include a woman and her baby, born moments after the derailment.

The bridge was site of a derailment in November 1996.

No one was believed to be injured in the derailment itself.

No one can tell me that a train derailment is impossible.

A disastrous derailment on June 16, 1910 led to the line going out of business.

On January 21, 1910, a train derailment in the community killed 42 people.

The tunnel was the site of a derailment on March 17, 1984.

The derailment also led to a fire that destroyed an empty building.

A derailment can stop a train much more quickly than its brakes.

From the engineer he had learned they were responsible for several derailments.

Every year, there are hundreds of train derailments, including more than 1,800 in both 1989 and 1990.

A train derailment occurred at the station on 28 May 1964.

There has been one derailment and no collisions in the system's history.

It took more than a derailment to make him sound anything but slow and relaxed.