kleggo 14 #1 Posted Wednesday at 06:01 PM (edited) True, I haven't been reading as carefully as I used to, but I don't remember seeing anything printed recently / for some time. Did they stop this practice? Craig Edited Wednesday at 06:02 PM by kleggo Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
riggerrob 139 #2 Wednesday at 09:35 PM CSPA quit printing accident, incident and malfunction reports more than 40 years ago for fear that tort lawyers would use those reports against CSPA in court. After 9 years of misery in my (personal injury) lawsuit, I agree that feeding the lawyers is a bad habit. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wolfriverjoe 382 #3 Thursday at 01:15 AM Last month's had a couple non-fatal. This month doesn't seem to have any (yes, I just looked). I would think that part of it is the reduced number of incidents, both fatal & non. We've been on a downward trend for a while. We also probably saw one of the lowest yearly total jumps due to Covid. I know I personally set a record for the least number of jumps this past year. I wouldn't be terribly surprised if a new low for fatals is set this year (2020). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites