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The U.S. approves rail safety waiver letting freight companies use more tech, cutting manual inspections.
The federal government has approved a waiver allowing major freight railroads to reduce manual track inspections and rely more on automated technology like sensors and track geometry cars, aiming to cut costs and modernize safety monitoring.
The Federal Railroad Administration says the change, effective immediately, maintains safety standards while promoting innovation.
The move has sparked concern among some safety advocates, but the FRA asserts that proven technology ensures continued safety.
The waiver applies to all Class I freight railroads and reflects a broader regulatory shift toward tech-driven infrastructure oversight.
EE.UU. aprueba la exención de seguridad ferroviaria que permite a las compañías de carga usar más tecnología, reduciendo las inspecciones manuales.