Learning how the NTSB works

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Learning how the NTSB works

The National Transportation Safety Board is currently investigating what caused the Metro crash yesterday. The NTSB is the independent agency that handles all l...

Federal News Network Staff

June 23, 2009 4:07 pm

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The National Transportation Safety Board is currently investigating what caused the Metro crash yesterday.

The NTSB is the independent agency that handles all large transportation accidents.

Ted Lopatkiewicz is the director of public affairs for NTSB and tells us how his agency conducts investigations.

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