Arizona HB2669 limits the maximum length of trains on main tracks or branch lines to eight thousand feet.
Arizona HB2669 amends the state's railroad regulations by adding a new section that prohibits any railroad operating in Arizona from running a train longer than eight thousand feet on any main track or branch line. This measure aims to enhance safety and operational efficiency by setting a maximum train length.
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