Requires certain personally identifying information to be redacted from reports or communications related to railroad incidents involving motor vehicles

Summary

The bill would require that any personally identifying information about train crew members or engineers be removed from reports and communications about railroad incidents involving motor vehicles before they are released to the public. Only the railroad, courts, law‑enforcement, the attorney general or the Department of Transportation could see the unredacted records, and the information would stay confidential if the crew member is found not at fault. The measure aims to protect the privacy and safety of railroad workers.

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