Chris Deluzio’s Railway Safety Act gets a big boost from Trump and is finally out of committee
The Railway Safety Act, initially introduced in response to a significant train derailment in Ohio, has gained renewed momentum with bipartisan support. The act aims to enhance freight rail safety and oversight of hazardous materials following the incident that caused widespread concern. Former President Trump has publicly endorsed the legislation, which continues to receive backing from both sides of the political aisle.
- ▪The Railway Safety Act was introduced after a Norfolk Southern train derailment in February 2023.
- ▪The act aims to improve rail safety standards and oversight of hazardous materials.
- ▪Former President Trump has shown support for the legislation, which has bipartisan backing.
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EAST PALESTINE, Ohio — Walking along the railroad tracks near East Clark Street in this Columbiana County village, it is hard to imagine the destruction that happened here three years ago. For people who didn’t call this village home, the long, short whistle sounds of an oncoming train in the distance might sound nostalgic. It’s that way in many cities and towns across the country where the roads cross the tracks. Recommended Stories The DNC autopsy: Did Democrats really want to know? White House report card: A solid week for Trump despite Iran stalemate On This Day: Washington arrives at Staten Island to assess building a fortification The main rail line here runs parallel to East Taggert Street, one of the primary routes through the center of the village, and intersects with North…
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