PHMSA tankcar rulefor hazmat protection

A final rule has been issued by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) to improve the crashworthiness of railroad tankcars used to transport hazardous materials, according to an announcement by Mary E Peters, Department of Transportation Secretary. "Strengthening rail hazmat tankcars will reduce the risk of spills and increase public safety should a train accident occur," Peters said. She added that the final rule is focused on poison inhalation hazard (PIH) materials like chlorine and anhydrous ammonia heavily used in water treatment, agricultural, and industrial applications. The final rule requires PIH tankcars to have ...

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