Requires states to report on preventing railroad deaths and suicides near tracks.
This bill would require states to include new information in their regular reports on railroad safety. States would have to explain how they plan to work with railroads, mental health experts, and police to reduce pedestrian deaths, including suicides, near train tracks. These reports would be sent to the Federal Railroad Administration every five years.
Today, states submit periodic reports on general highway-rail grade crossing safety to the Federal Railroad Administration. After this bill, states would specifically need to include how they plan to reduce pedestrian fatalities, including suicides, along railroad tracks. These more detailed reports would be submitted every 5 years.
HR 5783 · 119th Congress · October 17, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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