US Issues New Rail Safety Rules After Quebec Disaster

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US Issues New Rail Safety Rules After Quebec Disaster

JOC Staff | Aug 03, 2013 11:27AM EDT
The Federal Railroad Administration yesterday issued an emergency order aimed at making the hauling of hazardous materials safer, following the deadly Quebec fuel train accident last month.
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