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This presentation from the Transportation Security Administration provides an overview on recent TSA policy activities related to the Security Training Rule, Cybersecurity and other relevant programs.
This presentation provides an overview of shared practices on how CAPs are developed, tracked, and closed.
This presentation from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration provides an overview of whistleblower protections available to transit workers and best practices for whistleblower protections at RTAs.
This presentation from the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority provides an overview of the shared practices on the successful implementation of FTA Special Directives.
This presentation from the Georgia Department of Transportation provides an overview of the shared practices on the successful implementation of FTA Special Directives.
This presentation from the FTA provides an overview of the shared practices on the successful implementation of FTA Special Directives.
This presentation from Operation Lifesaver, Inc. provides an overview of new transit rail safety assets that empower the public to make safe choices around rail transit developed by OLI, in partnership with FTA. In addition, it highlights some of the creative projects from the 2021 FTA...
This presentation from the FTA provides an overview of the recently formed DOT Highway-Rail Crossing Safety Action Team (SAT) who is tasked with addressing highway-rail crossing safety challenges and the efforts the SAT is taking to reduce them.
This presentation provides an overview of signal system safety risk assessment and resources to help SSOAs and RTAs address the recommendations in the safety advisory.
This presentation from the Arkansas Department of Transportation provides an overview of eligible expenses and activities that SSOAs can use to draw down and spend the Federal funds apportioned to them.