AT 381: Transportation Security

U.S. Transportation Department entity producing statistics on transportation and transportation modes.

Homeland security regulations enforcing federal laws. Other regulations may also apply. See Domestic Security (Title 6).

Text of regulations agencies use to enforce federal laws regarding Transportation (Title 49).

Code of Federal Regulations covers the transportation security administration. See Transportation (Title 49).

Issues reports on Transportation Dept. programs covering agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, etc.

U.S. Dept. of Transportation agency responsible for regulating the civilian U.S. aviation sector.

Transportation Dept. agency responsible for reducing crashes, injuries, and deaths involving large trucks and buses.

Transportation Dept. agency responsible for promoting rail safety regulations and conducting research and development to support improved rail safety and national railroad transportation policy.

Transportation Department agency responsible for supporting locally owned and operated public mass transit systems.

Cooperative venture between the Department of Homeland Security & Naval Postgraduate School providing access to governmental and non-governmental reports on terrorism, pandemics, emergency planning and response, and related topics.

Independent agency responsible for investigating all civil aviation accidents and significant accidents in other transporation sectors and issuing recommendations to enhance transportation safety.

Transportation Dept. agency responsible for ensuring the safe and secure movement of hazardous materials to industry and consumer by all transporation nodes including pipelines.

March 2010 Obama Administration Review.

Agency responsible for protecting U.S. transportation systems. Part of the Department of Homeland Security.