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Performance Standards Track Technical Bulletins

Describes objective of each performance standard and its associated reference source

Action: No Smoking Policy on T-1O

A NO SMOKING policy will continue to be adhered to and enforced on ATIP vehicle T-10. This policy parallels DOT office and GSA vehicle NO SMOKING policies.

Jurisdiction Over Tourist / Scenic / Excursion Railroads

Regarding Technical Bulletin G-91-14, "Jurisdictional Policy Toward Tourist and Plant Railroads", attached herewith is a subsequest letter from Administrator Carmichael, dated October 28, 1992, which provides further guidance in the area of FRA's exercise of jurisdiction with regard to tourist,...

Engineering Department Fatalities Resulting from the Operation or Maintenance of On-Track Equipment : Calendar Years 1989-1993

This report represents the Federal Railroad Administration's findings in its investigation of 22 Engineering Department railroad employee fatalities suffered during calendar years 1989 through 1993. Not included are the employee fatalities that occurred as a result of train derailments or...

Federal Railroad Administration Action Plan for Addressing Critical Railroad Safety Issues

The railroad industry's overall safety record has improved over the last decade and most safety trends are moving in the right direction. However, significant train accidents continue to occur, and the train accident rate has not shown substantive improvement in recent years. Moreover, recent train...

2011 FRA Report to Congress on Actions Taken to Implement Unmet Statutory Mandates and Address Open Recommendations by the NTSB and the DOT Inspector General Regarding Safety

The RSIA introduced numerous mandates regarding railroad safety. A number of these mandates require action to be taken after the completion of this report, and FRA has not included in this report those mandates with statutory deadlines after December 30, 2011.

1977 Annual Report by the President : To the Congress on the Administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970

A summary of the Federal Actions to Improve Railroad Safety during Calendar Year 1977 and the Status and Results Thereof

1976 Annual Report by the President : To the Congress on the Administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970

A summary of the Federal Actions to Improve Railroad Safety during Calendar Year 1976and the Status and Results Thereof

The President's 1979 Annual Report : To the Congress on the Administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970

This report summarizes the efforts of the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) during calendar year l979, to improve railroad safety, principally through the administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970, 45 U.S.C. 421 et seq. The number of...

The President's 1981 Annual Report : To the Congress on the Administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970

This report describes the efforts of the Department of Transportation and the Federal Railroad Administration to improve railroad safety during calendar year 1981 through administration of the Federal Railroad Safety Act of 1970 (45 U.S.C. 421 et seq). In 1981, FRA shifted the emphasis of its...

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