Edited sentence: Be safe out there.Government officials working in the field of railroad, do not proceed with regard for the public, but for themselves.Hansel was tested for drug and alcohol use, which came up as negative.In 2004 there were four accident in the region where Hansel was killed.On January 27, 2004, Canadian Railroad killed Hansel Ernest Anderson at 11:11 am.The conductors were not tested.The logging truck Hansel was driving was pushed one-quarter mile down the track before stopping.The stop was known as dangerous, but no investigation was completed.The train should have been going no more than 30 mph as they crossed through Exeland, Wisconsin.These accidents are more common in Wisconsin where there are little railroad restrictions.This means the train could not have reached the speed of 50 mph in the short distance to the Wieregor crossing, where Hansel was killed, had they not been speeding through the previous town.We wish we could tell you how to affect legislation, but the railroad monopolizes the tracks