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Steady and Continued Progress in Rail Safety and Railroad Development 2001-present

Covers 2001 to 2009 This document is meant to serve as a place to record the significant, noteworthy, and milestone actions taken by the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to improve freight and passenger rail safety and encourage and promote...

Rail Transportation for a Strong America : Strategic Plan 2013 to 2016

As significant as rail transportation has been in the history of America, what energizes today's men and women of the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is their knowledge that rail will make an even bigger contribution to America's future. Rail transportation-the most cost effective and...

General Technical Bulletin No. G-10-02 - General Manual Changes

General Technical Bulletin No. G-10-01 - General Manual Changes

The Federal Hours of Service Law and Signal Service

The attached booklet is a re-issue of similar booklets issued by FRA in 1983, and again in 1991. The booklet is intended to provide information to FRA employees who are involved in assuring compliance with the requirements of the Federal hours of service laws (laws) and the related record keeping...

Exposure to Hazardous Materials

Since 1997, the Office of Railroad Safety has repeatedly emphasized FRA policy and the contents of FRA Order 3902.2, Paragraph 6, which states, in part, " .. .inspectors are not to expose themselves to known hazardous conditions, such as tank cars leaking hazardous chemicals, and are to use good...

The purpose of this Hazardous Materials Guidance is to clarify the intention of the regulations and DOT Special Permit 12095 regarding classification of interior coatings as exclusively for reasons of product purity.

The purpose of this HMG is to establish a standard operating procedure to be followed to ensure root cause analysis is performed on defective tank car vacuum relief devices for cars transporting ethanol that are found during inspections.

The purpose of this Hazardous Materials Guidance is to provide the FRA’s interpretation of 49 CFR § 172.508(a) and 172.510(a) as they pertain to the use of the white square background.

This Hazardous Materials Guidance is to provide clarification involving blocking and bracing (49 CFR Section 174.55).

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