FMCSA ordered JDJD Transportation, LLC to immediately cease operations, saying the company is an imminent hazard to public safety.
Bob Simon, 73, died in a Feb. 11 car accident, the show’s executive producer announced.
The recommendations are for the Federal Railroad Administration, the Association of American Railroads, the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association, and the American Public Transportation Association.
GADSS, which will be implemented "over the next few years," will be a system that tracks aircraft all the time and in all conditions.
Ricon Corp. will have to pay $1.75 million, the department announced.
The loan will upgrade tracks and stations between the downtown Loop and Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
VTTI reported that Hanowski and his team will recruit about 250 truck drivers from fleets of various sizes -- long-haul, short-haul, and regional -- for the on-road study and will compare five-month work schedules of drivers.
Acting Chairman Christopher Hart said transportation fatalities decreased by 3 percent that year.
The safety board sent that recommendation on Feb. 2 to Sarah Feinberg, acting administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration.
The 239 passengers and crew on board have been declared dead, but the recovery operation continues.
The National Safety Council cited his research on human factors and programs to reduce impaired driving casualties.
Secretary Anthony Foxx announced the agency is adding two automatic emergency braking systems to the recommended advanced safety features included under its New Car Assessment Program.
The loan will go to Sound Transit's Link Light Rail.
The report from the National Safety Council and the Traffic Injury Research Foundation is based on extensive research and proven crash prevention tactics.
The Feb. 9 public meeting in Hollywood, Fla., is the agency's opportunity to get public comments about the proposed rule.
WSDOT was already updating its bridge clearance information when a truck impact caused part of the Skagit River Bridge to collapse in May 2013. The online tool is part of the department's response to that accident.
The annual summary of transportation policies includes addressing distracted driving, substance impaired driving and medical fitness for duty.
One passenger died while dozens of others were hospitalized due to smoke inhalation in an incident in the nation's capital.
States are encouraged to apply for annual CVISN and PRISM grants.
OSHA also ruled that Air Methods Corp. must pay more than $166k in back wages and damages.