FRA's recent decisions to deny and limit the use and development of ATI technology lack a basis in furthering safety and track inspection improvements and seem politically motivated to appease labor interests.
Eric Crawford: “FRA's recent decisions to deny and limit the use and development of ATI technology lack a basis in furthering safety and…”
On the recordJune 9, 2022
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Criticism of the Federal Railroad Administration's decisions regarding automated track inspection technology.
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