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Survey seeks input on safety measurement system
Arlington, VA – The American Transportation Research Institute, the research arm of the American Trucking Associations, is encouraging commercial motor vehicle drivers to take a confidential online survey on the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Compliance, Safety, Accountability program.
17 April 2013
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Indiana calls for increased efforts on work zone safety
Indianapolis – Indiana is calling for increased efforts to improve the safety of roadway work zones as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 15-19).
10 April 2013
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FAA releases draft interpretation on rest reqs for supplemental air carriers
Washington – The Federal Aviation Administration on April 2 released a draft interpretation of pilot rest requirements for certain nonstop international flights.
03 April 2013
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National Work Zone Awareness Week begins April 15
Washington – National Work Zone Awareness Week is April 15-19, and a kick-off event is scheduled for 10 a.m. on April 16 at an urban work zone in Washington, D.C.
03 April 2013
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Flight crew coalition speaks out against knife ban lift
Washington – The Flight Attendants Union Coalition has petitioned the Obama administration to reverse the Transportation Security Administration’s recent decision to lift its ban on certain small knives in carry-on luggage.
20 March 2013
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CDC compares cell phone use among drivers in U.S., Europe
Atlanta – Talking on a cell phone while driving may be more prevalent in the United States than some European countries, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
20 March 2013
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FRA expands post-crash testing for certain pain, allergy meds
Washington – Post-crash testing of railroad workers for certain non-controlled drugs that may cause drowsiness and dizziness will begin May 6, the Federal Railroad Administration recently announced.
13 March 2013
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OIG reiterates air, surface safety recommendations
Washington – The Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General’s top 10 open recommendations for transportation agencies include both air and surface safety improvements.
13 March 2013
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Pilot association calls for safer lithium battery shipping
Washington – The Air Line Pilots Association, International on March 8 called on the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration to mandate stricter requirements for domestically transporting lithium batteries and cells by air.
13 March 2013
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Op-ed: Government should focus on technology to reduce distracted driving
Morgantown, WV – Driving while texting or talking on a handheld cell phone is a problem created by technology, and thus requires technological solutions, according to researchers from the West Virginia University School of Public Health.
13 March 2013
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FMCSA denies HOS compliance date extension
Washington – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is unwilling to “sacrifice” safety benefits by granting a compliance date extension for its hours-of-service final rule.
06 March 2013
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Younger teen driver fatalities increase in first half of 2012: report
Washington – More 16- and 17-year-old drivers died in motor vehicle crashes in the first half of 2012 than during the same period in 2011, according to a Governors Highway Safety Association report.
06 March 2013
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FMCSA seeks feedback on CMV entry-level training requisition
Washington – The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has scheduled a listening session on March 22 on commercial motor vehicle driver entry-level training requirements.
06 March 2013
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Safety-critical railroad workers at risk for fatigue: study
Washington – Railroad workers in safety-critical positions get less sleep than other U.S. working adults during the workweek and are at risk for fatigue and sleep disorders, according to a recent report from the Federal Railroad Administration.
06 March 2013
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Bill would increase truck weight limit on interstates
Washington – A new House bill would increase the federal weight limit for trucks traveling on interstates to 97,000 pounds from 80,000 pounds.
27 February 2013
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