On National Maritime Day, the NTSB celebrates the vital role of mariners, past and present, who have safely maneuvered vessels carrying goods and products through our waterways.
Have you actually thought this through? There's no better time than on NMD to remind stakeholders once a year to stay vigilant to prevent a mishap, as rare as they may be. And isn't that recent accident ship singaporean with a foreign crew? It's another reminder that even if we stay vigilant nationally, things can happen involving international stakeholders. The Ntsb can't control whether crashes happen, but they can control whether and how to remind stakeholders to stay vigilant, which is what I see they're doing here. "Waiting this year out" accomplishes nothing and may even further jeopardize safety due to lack of engagement, no?
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Uh huh. Probably not the best time exactly to "celebrate" the stellar record of maritime safety in the US. Maybe just wait this year out....
Fewer ships crashed into bridges, than trucks did!
Have you actually thought this through? There's no better time than on NMD to remind stakeholders once a year to stay vigilant to prevent a mishap, as rare as they may be. And isn't that recent accident ship singaporean with a foreign crew? It's another reminder that even if we stay vigilant nationally, things can happen involving international stakeholders. The Ntsb can't control whether crashes happen, but they can control whether and how to remind stakeholders to stay vigilant, which is what I see they're doing here. "Waiting this year out" accomplishes nothing and may even further jeopardize safety due to lack of engagement, no?