A subway operator accused of fatally striking an MTA worker during an incident on the tracks has claimed he attempted to stop the train before the collision, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. Investigators are reviewing the operator’s actions and the train’s systems to determine what led to the fatal encounter. The case raises questions about safety protocols and the circumstances surrounding the operator’s decision-making. Details from the NTSB’s preliminary findings could provide further clarity on the sequence of events.


Subway operator who killed MTA worker Moet McCullum tried to stop train: NTSB  New York Daily News