In June 1978, the Subcommittee on Transportation and Commerce of the House of Representatives Interstate and Foreign Commerce requested the Office of Technology Assessment to conduct 'a detailed comparison between conditions prevailing in railway safety in the United States and a review of safety operations in Canada.' Responding to this request, this report identifies the similarities and differences between the U.S. and Canadian railroad systems and Government/rail relationships. It establishes a bse from which the overall comparability of safety activities of Canadian railroads, Government, labor, and other organizations and compares those efforts with counterpart safety activities in the United States. The report represents a significant cooperative effort on the part of Canadian and U.S. Government agencies, railroads, and labor groups in creating mutual understanding of railroad safety policy and programs.
Railroad Safety: U.S.-Canadian Comparison
1979
100 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Railroad Transportation , Transportation Safety , Railroads , Safety , Canada , United States , Comparison , Railroad tracks , Networks , Accidents , Fatalities , Maintenance , Freight cars , Loading procedures , Safety engineering , Labor relations , Transportation management , Rail transportation , Railroad accidents , Railroad derailments
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