Title 49 › Subtitle SUBTITLE III— - GENERAL AND INTERMODAL PROGRAMS › Chapter CHAPTER 63— - BUREAU OF TRANSPORTATION STATISTICS › § 6307
Federal agencies must give information, data, or reports to the Director when the Director asks for them under the law, unless the rules below apply. People who work for the Bureau cannot reveal any data that would identify a person or organization, use the data for nonstatistical reasons, or let anyone see individual reports unless the Director allows it. No other government office may demand copies of those reports. Copies kept by a person are protected from legal seizure and cannot be used in court or other proceedings without that person’s permission. If the Bureau collects information for a nonstatistical purpose, it must clearly tell the person why on the form. The Director must be allowed to see transportation-related information held by any federal agency, except where another law forbids sharing it or where sharing it would seriously harm that agency’s ability to do its job.
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49 U.S.C. § 6307
Title 49 — Transportation
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Apr 6, 2026
Release point: 119-73