Train crash safety seat debate: experts say no safest seat, middle not guaranteed

Following a high-speed rail collision near Toledo, Spain, that killed at least 68, experts caution that the common belief about the middle of a train being safest is oversimplified. The actual risk depends on crash dynamics, train design, and impact point. This highlights ongoing rail safety concerns and the need for improved crashworthiness standards.

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