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Application of the Federal hours of service laws relating to specific Yardmaster duties.

This technical bulletin is also Operating Practices Agency Interpretation OPAI-05-01 which is being distributed to our rail industry customers through the Association of American Railroads, the United Transportation Union, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (including the American Train...

Hours of Service Interpretation - Awaiting Deadhead Transportation

FRA’s Application of the Interim Release Provisions of the Federal Hours of Service Laws

FRA's, application of the Federal hours of service laws

1. Yardmasters 2. Train and Engine Service Employee Tie-ups After Maximum Statutory On-duty Time 3. Bridgetenders 4. Relaying "Orders" between Railroad Employees 5. Flaggers Also OPSA-96-03

Coverage of Inside Hostlers and their Helpers under the Hours of Service Act

Inspection of Camp Cars; Clean, Safe, and Sanitary

Deadhead Transportation to a Point of Final Release; Hours of Service Interpretations

Part 219 - Monitored Urine Collections

49 CFR Part 240: I. Territorial Qualifications; II. Class 3 Railroad Training Requirements; III. Responsibilities in Joint Operations

Part 218.37 - Flag Protection

• Circumstances Permitting Relief of Rear-End Flag Protection • One Train Following Another at Restricted Speed • Use of Radio Communication between Trains to Afford Relief of Rear-End Flag Protection in Non-Signaled Territory

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