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The FRA 23h
: Taking photos on or near railroad tracks is dangerous and illegal. Trespassers can be arrested and fined—but the ultimate penalty is death.
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TransportationGov Mar 6
As technological advancements continue to impact transportation, must prepare for the future by finding new ways to address cross-modal technologies. will discuss at :
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The FRA Mar 6
These small signs could save your life and someone you love. Video:
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TransportationGov Mar 5
Mark your calendars: will be at ! See how we're preparing for the future of :
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NHTSA Mar 1
is a great opportunity to check safety essentials around the house! Turn the clocks forward, check smoke detector batteries & visit to check your VIN for important safety recalls on your vehicle.
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The FRA Mar 5
: Winter weather can create a driving nightmare. Would you know what to do if your car got stuck on tracks? Here are five things you need to know...
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The FRA Mar 4
: National Strategy to prevent trespassing on railroad property includes four strategic focus areas: data gathering & analysis, community site visits, partnerships with stakeholders, & funding. Read the report here:
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The FRA Mar 1
: On October 30, 2018 held a Trespasser & Grade Crossing Fatality Prevention Summit to discuss a strategy & framework to reduce grade crossing and trespasser fatalities. Learn more here:
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The FRA Feb 28
Trains don't brake like cars do. A train traveling at 55 miles per hour can take a mile or more to stop.
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The FRA Feb 27
Trains today are quieter than you think. So, do yourself & others a favor and think twice before standing or walking on train tracks—you might not be able to feel or hear an oncoming train in time to get away safely. Be .
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PHMSA Feb 27
PHMSA to publish interim rulemaking for transport of lithium batteries
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The FRA Feb 26
The ENS sign includes a phone number, the crossing ID, and name of the railroad. Each is equipped with an ENS sign to help improve . Learn more here: .
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The FRA Feb 25
Granville T. Woods invented more than a dozen devices to improve electric railway cars. His most noted invention was a system for letting the engineer of a train know how close his train was to others. Learn more here:
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The FRA Feb 22
funded the evaluation of fiber optic Distributed Acoustic Sensing (DAS) broken rail detection systems. Three systems were installed on a fiber optic test bed at and an evaluation was conducted on loaded cars. Read the report here: .
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The FRA Feb 21
This looks fun, right? WRONG! It looks dangerous and illegal. Remember, railroad tracks are private property. , not .
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The FRA Feb 20
Help prevent trespassing. “Almost every trespasser death or injury is preventable and FRA is working to intensify our efforts,” says Administrator Ronald L. Batory. Share this message with a friend NOW.
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The FRA Feb 19
Don’t , it could cost you your life. Trespassing on railroad property is the leading cause of all rail-related deaths in the U.S.. The message is simple: Stay Off! Stay Away! Stay Alive!
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The FRA Feb 19
issued to Congress its first-ever National Strategy to Prevent on Railroad Property Report. Read the full here:
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The FRA Feb 19
Texting + driving ≠ driving. Put the phone down, stay alert near crossings & never try to beat a train. Let's be . And remember, .
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The FRA Feb 18
: releases NEW IOS application. Learn more about it here:
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