The exiled map!

This map is alive only on my personal pages (since I created it) as an exile because of a dispute with 2 bias posters. There attitude was poor and they ultimately both disproved there nonsense and made me leave the U.K. railways in distress. Flaimers? 

The false 'allegations' were-

No time frame- It was on the map's title.

Bias because more accidents coming from English speaking states to the English Wikipedia- If that is of concern, then the Wikipedia article I used as a source is also guilty.

Bias because America has a big and busy railway- India has a world rebound railway, witch is both an example of big and busy! As for the non-stop life of the Japanese, German and British railways!

Noting the un-note-worthy- I literally copied the Wikipedia article in to a map, so that also goes back to say, that if anything, the article needs a good tidy up.

Name your sources- The Wikipedia article it was attached to.

To may variables to decipher- Were they indirectly questioning the whole article’s itegraty, since the map was only a literal coppy of the on-screen text.

Portrayed America in a poor light- If that's so, what about India, they were running a close second for 'Most rail crashes between 1950 and 2006. "Whats good for the goose is good for the gander" as we say in the U.K.

The flamers never noticed-

They did not notice that I have missed of Eritrea's new railway or that Libya dose not have a railway, and said nothing when I corrected the map.

Updates.
I am updating it to cover the full time span from when the first incident was listed in 1815 to January 1st 2007