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Nominations include NTSB Chairwoman Marion Blakey to head the FAA and Roger Nober to chairman of the Surface Transportation Board.
Read More →Preliminary figures show that 44,461 persons died in highway, aviation, rail, marine and pipeline accidents, up from 44,196 in 2000.
Read More →Only 400 federal and 150 agency-trained state inspectors are relegated to 230,000 miles of track.
Read More →Recommendation follows investigation of 1999 train collision in Bourbonnais, Ill.
Read More →Coverage of the 2002 UMA Expo.
Read More →A final report on a train collision earlier this year determined an inattentive engineer to be the cause.
Read More →Marion C. Blakey becomes the 9th chair of the National Transportation Safety Board.
Read More →Overall transportation fatalities rise .2% while rail fatalities decline.
Read More →Faulty track maintenance and communications were blamed for a 1998 Amtrak accident in Arlington, Texas, that injured 22.
Read More →In an effort to reduce the number of rear-end collisions on America's highways, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is recommending the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) require the standardization and implementation of collision prevention technologies on all newly manufactured commercial vehicles
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