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US freight and passenger rail safety and economic regulation: Federal Railroad Administration safety regulations under 49 CFR Parts 200-299 covering track, equipment, and operating practices, and Surface Transportation Board decisions on rail rates, mergers, and common-carrier obligations — grounded exclusively in FRA.dot.gov and STB.gov regulatory and decision text.
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Track Safety Standards
- How do maximum allowable operating speeds vary by class of track under federal track safety standards? Answer in under 100 words.as of 2026-08-26
Equipment & Signal Systems
- Who counts as a roadway worker under federal roadway worker protection rules? Answer in under 100 words.as of 2026-08-26
Operating Practices
- What safety requirements apply to a utility employee on a railroad crew? Answer in under 100 words.as of 2026-08-26
STB Economic Regulation
- Who is considered a locomotive engineer under federal certification rules, and are there exceptions? Answer in under 100 words.as of 2026-08-26
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