Railroad Regulations

Railroad regulations are rules and laws that ensure safety, reliability, and fairness in rail transport. They set standards for train operations, safety measures, and equipment to prevent accidents and protect workers and passengers. Regulatory agencies oversee compliance, investigate incidents, and enforce laws. These regulations also address labor practices, environmental impact, and fair pricing. Essentially, they help maintain a safe, efficient, and equitable rail industry by establishing clear guidelines that companies must follow, balancing the needs of businesses with public safety and environmental responsibility.