Transportation

Report explores the hazards of airport ramps

Washington — Congestion within airport ramp areas and the dynamic nature of work performed on them “significantly” increase the potential for work-related injuries and...

Untrained Drivers, Limited Budgets: Using Data to Target Safety Training Where It Matters

Motor vehicle incidents remain the leading cause of workplace death, yet millions of employees who drive for work receive no formal safety training. Most...

ILO research shows top causes of seafarer deaths in 2024

Geneva — Work-related incidents accounted for almost 20% of deaths among seafarers in 2024, according to the International Labor Organization. Looking at data from 66...

Presence of impairing drugs among fatally injured pilots on the rise, NTSB finds

Washington — A National Transportation Safety Board study of fatal incidents among civil aviation pilots – many of whom were certified to fly commercial...
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FMCSA to study non-CDL drivers’ drug and alcohol violations

Washington — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration intends to study drug and alcohol violations among commercial motor vehicle drivers who aren’t required to...

Partner, Not Watchdog: Building a Safety Culture Drivers Actually Want

The safest fleets aren’t the ones with the most rules. They’re the ones with the strongest culture, where drivers choose to do the right...

FRA issues final rule on railroad worker safety training; considers revoking dispatcher certification mandate

Washington — The Federal Railroad Administration says new amendments to its regulation on training, qualification and oversight for safety-related railroad employees provide clarification of...

Surveys seek trucker and motor carrier feedback about onboard safety tech

Washington — The American Transportation Research Institute wants to hear from truckers and their employers about the use of onboard safety technologies. ATRI, which is...
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Secure cargo safely

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Flight crews should be trained on smoke-in-cockpit emergencies, NTSB tells FAA

Washington — The National Transportation Safety Board is calling on the Federal Aviation Administration to establish “realistic” training to prepare airline pilots and flight...

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