Rail Safety Improvement Act

The Rail Safety Improvement Act is a U.S. law aimed at enhancing safety measures in the railroad industry. Enacted in response to accidents and safety concerns, it focuses on upgrading rail infrastructure, implementing advanced technology like Positive Train Control (PTC) to prevent collisions, and improving employee training. The law also mandates regular inspections and safety assessments to identify and mitigate risks. Overall, it seeks to protect passengers, workers, and communities by ensuring that railroads operate safely and efficiently.