# New Jersey Transit Corporation — The engineer stated he observed something bunched up against the rails . He sounded the horn and the object did not move . The train then struck the object and based on the sound , the engineer was concerned that it may have been a person . The engineer stopped the t

**Score:** 70/100

| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Organization | New Jersey Transit Corporation |
| Filing Date | 2025-10-05 |
| Jurisdiction | US |
| Locality | 20080 |
| Classification | The engineer stated he observed something bunched up against the rails . He sounded the horn and the object did not move . The train then struck the object and based on the sound , the engineer was concerned that it may have been a person . The engineer stopped the train and after the conductors checked the area , the victim was located and pronounced deceased . The medical examiner ruled the manner of death a suicide . |
| Reported Metric | 1 |
| Dataset Source | USDOT DataHub (65fa-qbkf) |

## Why this score
- Official USDOT DataHub commercial filing (65fa-qbkf)
- Verified organizational registry record
- Recent filing window (2025-10-05)

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