Railroad workers put themselves at risk every day on the job to keep America’s transportation system running smoothly. Unfortunately, injuries do happen. After a railroad accident, the injured worker may receive a letter from the railroad company asking them to participate in an investigation. This letter could have some serious consequences and a worker should… Read more »
Understanding the laws and regulations governing railroad safety and employee rights is crucial, especially if you’ve been injured on the job. This guide will help you decipher some of the most important railroad acronyms. FRA (Federal Railroad Administration) The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) stands as the authoritative regulatory body charged with overseeing and enforcing safety… Read more »
Railroad workers put in long hours in an inherently dangerous profession. Sadly, injuries on the job are a real risk. If you’re a railroad worker who has suffered an on-the-job injury, the Federal Employers Liability Act (FELA) protects your right to seek compensation. Unfortunately, some railroad companies engage in illegal retaliatory behavior instead of supporting… Read more »
Railroad claim agents are insurance adjusters, working on behalf of the railroad company to evaluate and ultimately minimize the company’s financial responsibility for your injury. They are trained in negotiation tactics and have extensive knowledge of railroad accidents. Their goal is to lead you into making statements or signing documents that weaken your case or… Read more »
In an era where technology continually reshapes our lives, the realm of rail transportation is not left behind. Remote control train operations (RCTO) have emerged as a groundbreaking development in the railroad industry. This sophisticated mechanism allows for the remote operation of trains, enhancing efficiency and safety in rail transport. As individuals or entities involved… Read more »
In the complex and dynamic world of railroad operations, safety remains a paramount concern. Recent data from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) sheds light on the prevalence and locations of on-duty railroad injuries. This insight is crucial not only for industry stakeholders but also for individuals affected by these incidents. Understanding the nature and frequency… Read more »
If you’ve been injured on the job as a railroad worker, you may be eligible to file a claim under the Federal Employers’ Liability Act (FELA). FELA is a federal law that provides compensation to railroad workers who have been injured due to the negligence of their employer. Navigating a FELA claim can be complex,… Read more »
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), an agency under the U.S. Department of Transportation, plays a pivotal role in regulating America’s railroads, focusing intently on worker safety. Its comprehensive regulations are meticulously designed to cover all aspects of railroad operations, emphasizing the maintenance of equipment, operational practices, and employee health and worker safety. Equipment Maintenance and… Read more »
Every year, numerous railroad workers face injuries that are often overlooked by the general public. One significant cause of these injuries is the seemingly innocuous act of getting on and off moving equipment. It might sound simple, but in the world of railroads, a slight miscalculation can lead to grievous injuries. Why Getting on and… Read more »
In the bustling world of rail transport, railroad workers stand as unsung heroes, ensuring that our commodities and loved ones travel safely. Yet, the hazardous nature of their job sometimes exposes them to serious injuries. When such unfortunate events occur, understanding the rights to medical care becomes indispensable. This article delves into the significance of… Read more »
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