TRB Human Factors in Transportation Workshop 105

). Safety Rules Revisions Impact on Safety Culture, Incident Rates, and Liability Claims in the U.S. Railroad Industry:  A Summary of Lessons-Learned

PTC 220 MHZ Radio: Locomotive Noise Test Inventory

Impacts of Participatory Safety Rules Revision in U.S. Railroad Industry

Increasingly, the proliferation of safety rules is viewed not just as a nuisance but also as a threat to safety itself. Indeed, voluminous and overlapping rules might contribute to poor compliance because of confusion and disagreement about which rules are to be followed. When combined with the...

Example of Investigation Best Practices:  Interim Findings from an Evaluation of Canadian Pacific Railways' Investigation of Safety-Related Occurrences Protocol (ISROP),

Confidential Close Call Reporting System: Preliminary Evaluation Findings

Safe Practices, Operating Rule Compliance, and Derailment Rates Improve at Union Pacific Yards with STEEL Process – A Risk Reduction Approach to Safety

Relationships between psychological safety climate facets and safety behavior in the rail industry: A dominance analysis. Accident Analysis and Prevention

The goals of this study were twofold: (1) to confirm a relationship between employee perceptions of psychological safety climate and safety behavior for a sample of workers in the rail industry, and (2) to explore the relative strengths of relationships between specific facets of safety climate...

49 USC CHAPTER 211 — HOURS OF SERVICE

The Effects of Work Schedule on Train Handling Performance and Sleep of Locomotive Engineers: A Simulator Study.