Provides certain requirements concerning railroad safety.
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Overview
This bill establishes requirements for railroad safety in New Jersey, primarily focusing on dangerous hazardous trains. It mandates a minimum of two crew members on these trains unless specific exceptions apply, and sets a maximum train length of 8,500 feet. The bill also addresses wayside detector systems, bridge inspections, and establishes a funding assistance program to support railroad companies in meeting safety standards. Finally, it allows designated labor representatives to inspect railroad properties for safety hazards.
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