Confessions of a Railroad Signalman

Confessions of a Railroad Signalman, written by James O. Fagan in the early 20th century, critically examines safety practices and personal responsibility within the railroad industry. The book provides insights into the life of a railroad signalman while addressing significant concerns about railroad safety, employee conduct, and the systemic issues contributing to frequent accidents. Fagan combines personal experiences with broader commentary to raise awareness about the urgent need for reform in railroad safety standards.