What was the experience, the actual effect of the 2003 rule on injuries, fatalities, accidents, so forth?
Tom Rice: “What was the experience, the actual effect of the 2003 rule on injuries, fatalities, accidents, so forth?”
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Rice questions the impact of the 2003 rule on safety metrics.
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