Under Pressure Act mandates a report on rail tank car pressure relief device failures.
The Under Pressure Act requires the Administrator of the Federal Railroad Administration to submit a report to Congress on the rate and causes of rail tank car pressure relief device failures. The report must include details such as the number of tank cars involved, whether a fire occurred, and the compatibility and survivability of the devices. The Administrator must also consult with relevant parties, including rail employers and organizations representing rail employees, and assess the status of any National Transportation Safety Board recommendations.
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