Let's say the railroad hired the right people - the cost of litigation from injuries and death means that the people they hire have little incentive to interven

Let's say the railroad hired the right people - the cost of litigation from injuries and death means that the people they hire have little incentive to intervene. I see this as akin to store shrinkage and security that can't touch a perpetrator - it's accepted by rail shippers as a cost of doing business.