2025-16504Notice

Train Museum Seeks Waiver to Keep Letting Visitors Play Engineer

Published Date: 8/28/2025

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Summary

The Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum asked for more time to keep their special 'engineer for an hour' program running without following some usual rules. This affects visitors who get to drive trains for a bit, letting the museum keep the fun going safely. The decision could impact how long the program stays open and might save the museum some money on extra requirements.

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Museum Seeks Rule Waiver Extension

The Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum petitioned the Federal Railroad Administration for an extension of relief from certain regulations so its 'engineer for an hour' program can continue operating without meeting some usual rules. The petition could let the museum avoid extra regulatory requirements and reduce some compliance costs while the extension is in effect.

Visitors' Train-Driving Access Affected

The museum asked FRA for more time to run its 'engineer for an hour' program without following some usual rules, which could affect visitors who take turns driving trains. The decision on the petition could change how long the program stays open and whether visitors can keep participating.

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Key Dates

Published Date
8/28/2025

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