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Prepared By FRA Administrator Allan Rutter Norfolk, VA 3/3/04
It certainly is an honor to be addressing you this morning. I was here two years ago and shook the hands of most of the people in attendance as you got your awards.
Coming back this year is a treat, as it’s...
Regarding Train Accident from January 2002
Introduction
· Good morning.
· I would like to thank Senator Conrad and Representative Pomeroy for inviting Chairwoman Engleman and myself to Minot to talk about what the federal government has been doing since...
September 12, October 1, and October 11, 2004
Hello. I’m Betty Monro with the Federal Railroad Administration. I regret that holding down the fort here in Washington prevents me from being with you. But on behalf of President Bush and Secretary of Transportation Mineta, I want...
· Good morning. Thank you again for being here, and for your ongoing commitment to improving railroad safety. · I thought that as we approach the end of the President’s first term; I would reflect briefly on some of the things we have accomplished together...
Good morning. I am so pleased to join you today in Raleigh on behalf of President Bush and Transportation Secretary Mineta.
I want to thank David (King) for his work to bring this event about, and also Dr. Samuels and Norfolk Southern for hosting us here at Glenwood...
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Wednesday, April 29, 1998 (Washington, DC) FRA DEVELOPS RULES TO IMPROVE SAFETY IN EMERGENCIES ON PASSENGER TRAINS
Federal Railroad Administrator Jolene M. Molitoris today announced critical steps to improve railroad safety by requiring railroads to meet minimum standards for emergency...