As a result of the speed you were travelling at, one car stopped a few centimetres away from a house and nearly crashed into it. Don't come and tell me that speed isn't important in Montmagny. People think the train goes too fast. Had it not been for the speed of that car, the accident would have been much less extensive and no one would have been afraid of losing his house.
You say you've conducted a study, that you paid for it yourselves. However, for politicians and the public, the Transport Safety Board is the neutral agency that is supposed to make a recommendation following an accident. Be aware that, until that report is made public, the population will not trust what you say. I hope you understand that. That's what's at the heart of the notion of safety. If you can't restore the public's trust, well, try to operate in another way.
The public is asking you to limit your speed to 40 km an hour, as you are currently doing. You recently increased it to 40 km an hour. Until the Transportation Safety Board's report has been made public, the public is asking you to stay at 40 km/hr, which will make everyone feel safe. Then we'll work with the Transportation Safety Board. You should understand the syndrome you've caused in the Montmagny community.