DOT Oil Train Rule Sparks Security, Compliance Concerns

By Linda Chiem (July 20, 2016, 7:26 PM EDT) -- Recently proposed U.S. Department of Transportation regulations meant to improve spill-response readiness for trains carrying highly flammable cargo like crude oil carve out stringent new reporting requirements that experts say could force railroads to disclose sensitive details, exposing them to security risks and ramping up their compliance burden....

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