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Lawmakers: Penalize railroads that don’t hit safety deadline

March 3, 2018 Administrator

By Michael R. Sisak, The Associated Press, The Washington Post; March 1, 2018 The mother of a woman killed when…

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Posted in: Government and Regulations Filed under: Amtrak, Commuter Trains, December 31 Deadline, Freight Railroads, Lawmakers Want to Penalize Railroads Which Do Not Have PTC In Place By Deadline, Northeast Corridor, Passenger Trains, Positive Train Control, PTC, Rail Passenger, Rail Safety, Senate Committee, Speed Controls, Transportation, Washington

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