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Chatsworth: A Tragedy That Should Never Have Happened

Chatsworth: A Tragedy That Should Never Have Happened On September 12, 2008, two trains collided in Chatsworth, California. Twenty-five people lost their lives. More than a hundred were injured. At first, the cause seemed unclear. Early reports pointed to equipment failure. But as investigators examined the evidence, a different picture emerged — one that revealed not just a single mistake, but a system that had been relying on fragile assumptions for years. This film explores what really happened at Chatsworth, how routine behavior became a deadly risk, and why a technology designed to prevent exactly this kind of crash existed long before the collision — but was never implemented. The Chatsworth tragedy became a turning point for rail safety in the United States. It led to sweeping changes, new regulations, and the mandatory adoption of Positive Train Control on major rail lines. This is not a story about blame. It is a story about responsibility, oversight, and the cost of ignoring warning signs. Based on publicly available investigation reports and court records.