Title 49, Chapter 201
Transportation — 62 sections
- § 20101 Section 20101 - Purpose
- § 20102 Section 20102 - Definitions
- § 20103 Section 20103 - General authority
- § 20104 Section 20104 - Emergency authority
- § 20105 Section 20105 - State participation
- § 20106 Section 20106 - Preemption
- § 20107 Section 20107 - Inspection and investigation
- § 20108 Section 20108 - Research, development, testing, and training
- § 20109 Section 20109 - Employee protections
- § 20110 Section 20110 - Effect on employee qualifications and collective bargaining
- § 20111 Section 20111 - Enforcement by the Secretary of Transportation
- § 20112 Section 20112 - Enforcement by the Attorney General
- § 20113 Section 20113 - Enforcement by the States
- § 20114 Section 20114 - Judicial procedures
- § 20115 Section 20115 - User fees
- § 20116 Section 20116 - Rulemaking process
- § 20117 Section 20117 - Authorization of appropriations
- § 20118 Section 20118 - Prohibition on public disclosure of railroad safety analysis records
- § 20119 Section 20119 - Study on use of certain reports and surveys
- § 20120 Section 20120 - Enforcement report
- § 20121 Section 20121 - Repair and replacement of damaged track inspection equipment
- § 20131 Section 20131 - Restricted access to rolling equipment
- § 20132 Section 20132 - Visible markers for rear cars
- § 20133 Section 20133 - Passenger cars
- § 20134 Section 20134 - Grade crossings and railroad rights of way
- § 20135 Section 20135 - Licensing or certification of locomotive operators
- § 20136 Section 20136 - Automatic train control and related systems
- § 20137 Section 20137 - Event recorders
- § 20138 Section 20138 - Tampering with safety and operational monitoring devices
- § 20139 Section 20139 - Maintenance-of-way operations on railroad bridges
- § 20140 Section 20140 - Alcohol and controlled substances testing
- § 20141 Section 20141 - Power brake safety
- § 20142 Section 20142 - Track safety
- § 20143 Section 20143 - Locomotive visibility
- § 20144 Section 20144 - Blue signal protection for on-track vehicles
- § 20145 Section 20145 - Report on bridge displacement detection systems
- § 20146 Section 20146 - Institute for Railroad Safety
- § 20147 Section 20147 - Warning of civil liability
- § 20148 Section 20148 - Railroad car visibility
- § 20149 Section 20149 - Coordination with the Department of Labor
- § 20150 Section 20150 - Positive train control system progress report
- § 20151 Section 20151 - Railroad trespassing, vandalism, and highway-rail grade crossing warning sign violation prevention strategy
- § 20152 Section 20152 - Notification of grade crossing problems
- § 20153 Section 20153 - Audible warnings at highway-rail grade crossings
- § 20154 Section 20154 - Repealed. Pub. L. 114–94, div. A, title XI , § 11301(c)(1), Dec. 4, 2015 , 129 Stat. 1648 ]
- § 20155 Section 20155 - Tank cars
- § 20156 Section 20156 - Railroad safety risk reduction program
- § 20157 Section 20157 - Implementation of positive train control systems
- § 20158 Section 20158 - Railroad safety technology grants
- § 20159 Section 20159 - Roadway user sight distance at highway-rail grade crossings
- § 20160 Section 20160 - National crossing inventory
- § 20161 Section 20161 - Fostering introduction of new technology to improve safety at highway-rail grade crossings
- § 20162 Section 20162 - Minimum training standards and plans
- § 20163 Section 20163 - Certification of train conductors
- § 20164 Section 20164 - Development and use of rail safety technology
- § 20165 Section 20165 - Limitations on non-Federal alcohol and drug testing
- § 20166 Section 20166 - Emergency escape breathing apparatus
- § 20167 Section 20167 - Repealed. Pub. L. 114–94, div. A, title XI , § 11301(c)(1), Dec. 4, 2015 , 129 Stat. 1648 ]
- § 20168 Section 20168 - Installation of audio and image recording devices
- § 20169 Section 20169 - Speed limit action plans
- § 20170 Section 20170 - Pre-revenue service safety validation plan
- § 20171 Section 20171 - Requirements for railroad freight cars placed into service in the United States