Evaluating Train Length: Mitigating the Costs and Enhancing the Benefits of Longer Trains
In our report, we find that trains in the United States are getting longer, which raises policy considerations for public safety, the economy, and the […]
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Improving Upon Our Dig Laws: Why Data Must Take Center Stage to Reform Damage Prevention
The 2021 DIRT Report, issued by CGA, reveals a significant decrease in reported data, hindering analysis. Damages appear to have plateaued or slightly increased, yet […]
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The Safety Impact of Technology and Crew Size: An Analysis of Accident Data, Incorporation of Technology, and Train Crew Staff Levels on Rail Safety Trends
The U.S. freight rail network, vital for the economy, sees a decline in accidents, yet human error remains a significant cause. Proposed regulations for crew […]
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Consensus Around Technologies: The Key Communications Technologies that Need to be Adopted to Improve Efficiency and Reduce Excavation Damages
Excavation Damage to Underground Infrastructure: A Look at the Federal Damage Prevention Approach
A Sustainable Energy Model
FEATURE: Ensuring Resilient Infrastructure and Climate Balance
ESG in the Oilfield
Improving Upon Our Dig Laws: Evaluating an Anomalous Year, Incorporating Technology, and Applying Lessons from the Past Decade
How the U.S Moves Hazardous Materials
Improving Upon Our Dig Laws: Proactive Steps to Combat Five Years of Rising Excavation Damage
2020 Damage Prevention Report Card
811: One-Call Before You Dig : The Development and Future of Damage Prevention Efforts
