Railroad Safety Improvement Act

The Railroad Safety Improvement Act is a law enacted to enhance safety standards for railroads in the United States. It requires stricter regulations on train operations, track maintenance, and crew procedures to prevent accidents and protect workers and the public. The law also mandates the implementation of advanced safety technologies, such as Positive Train Control (PTC), which helps prevent collisions and derailments. Overall, the Act aims to reduce rail-related incidents through better safety practices, technology, and oversight, ensuring a safer and more reliable rail transportation system.