Mystery Agency Publishes Completely Blank Waiver Petition Notice
Published Date: 1/16/2025
Notice
Summary
Salt Lake City and North Salt Lake asked for a 2-year break from a rule that says certain railroad crossings must have flashing lights and gates by a set date. This pause lets them finish building new safety gates at two quiet zone crossings with no accident history since 1979. The change affects local train crossings and aims to keep things safe without rushing construction or spending extra money right now.
Analyzed Economic Effects
1 provisions identified: 1 benefits, 0 costs, 0 mixed.
Two-Year Delay Sought for Gates at Two Crossings
Salt Lake City and the City of North Salt Lake asked the Federal Railroad Administration for a two-year waiver from the rule that quiet-zone crossings must have flashing lights and gates by the quiet zone implementation date. The waiver request covers two crossings (IDs 805664P and 805836V) in the Woods Cross Quiet Zone and says there have been no accidents or incidents at these industry tracks since 1979.
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