Technical Bulletins

FRA's, application of the Federal hours of service laws

1. Yardmasters 2. Train and Engine Service Employee Tie-ups After Maximum Statutory On-duty Time 3. Bridgetenders 4. Relaying "Orders" between Railroad Employees 5. Flaggers Also OPSA-96-03

Coverage of Inside Hostlers and their Helpers under the Hours of Service Act

Inspection of Camp Cars; Clean, Safe, and Sanitary

Deadhead Transportation to a Point of Final Release; Hours of Service Interpretations

Part 219 - Monitored Urine Collections

49 CFR Part 220, Railroad Communications - Section 220.27(c), Short Identification

49 CFR Part 240: I. Territorial Qualifications; II. Class 3 Railroad Training Requirements; III. Responsibilities in Joint Operations

Part 218.37 - Flag Protection

• Circumstances Permitting Relief of Rear-End Flag Protection • One Train Following Another at Restricted Speed • Use of Radio Communication between Trains to Afford Relief of Rear-End Flag Protection in Non-Signaled Territory

Subject: Part 220 - Railroad Communications - Letter of Interpretation Covering:

• Accessibility of Radios for Roadway Workers • Definition of Control Center • Definition of Working Radio • Radio and Wireless Communication Coverage • Explanation of the term Switching Operations • Clarification of Communications Redundancy

Items of Clarification in Final Rule on Passenger Train Emergency Preparedness; Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations, Parts 223 and 239

« First
‹‹
…
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
…
››
Last »

USA Banner

Technical Bulletins