Oklahoma SB1861 appropriates funds to install advanced detection and monitoring systems at extra hazardous railroad crossings.
Oklahoma SB1861 allocates five million dollars from the Oklahoma Railroad Maintenance Revolving Fund to install advanced detection and monitoring systems at extra hazardous railroad crossings. These systems will detect and classify objects, analyze object behavior in real-time, generate alerts for potential hazards, and collect data for safety assessments. The Oklahoma Corporation Commission and the Department of Transportation will identify these crossings and prepare a report on the systems' effectiveness by December 31, 2028.
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