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Multiple DOT Operating Administrations Lack Effective Information System Disaster Recovery Plans and Exercises
The Department of Transportation (DOT) relies on more than 450 information systems, many of which provide fundamental capabilities for keeping the Nation’s transportation system safe and operational.
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Date: 03.03.2016
PDF icon DOT Disaster Recovery Plans and Exercises Final Report^3-3-16.pdf
FRA Lacks Guidance on Overseeing Compliance with Bridge Safety Standards
Everything transported by rail in the U.S.—including passengers, consumer goods, coal, and hazardous materials—likely travels across one or more of approximately 100,000 railroad bridges.
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Date: 04.21.2016
PDF icon FRA Oversight of Railroad Bridge Safety_Final Report^4-21-16.pdf
FAA Lacks a Clear Process for Identifying and Coordinating NextGen Long-Term Research and Development
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Date: 08.25.2016
PDF icon FAA Long-Term NextGen Planning Efforts Final Report^8-25-16.pdf
Additional Efforts Are Needed To Ensure NHTSA’s Full Implementation of OIG’s 2011 Recommendations
In October 2011, we issued an audit of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) oversight of vehicle safety, which made 10 recommendations to enhance the ability of NHTSA’s Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) to identify and
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Date: 02.24.2016
PDF icon NHTSA Implementation of OIG Recommendations_Final^2-24-16.pdf
Effects of the Tarmac Delay Rule on Flight Cancellations and Delays
Following a series of high-profile instances of passengers held locked inside aircraft during lengthy tarmac delays, the U.S.
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Date: 10.26.2016
PDF icon DOT Tarmac Delay Rule Final Audit^10-26-16.pdf
Total Costs, Schedules, and Benefits of FAA’s NextGen Transformational Programs Remain Uncertain
To meet its goals for the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) identified six “transformational” programs.
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Date: 11.10.2016
PDF icon FAA's Transformational Programs Report_issued Nov 10_508.pdf
Insufficient Guidance, Oversight, and Coordination Hinder PHMSA’s Full Implementation of Mandates and Recommendations
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) develops and enforces regulations for safe operation of the Nation’s 2.6 million mile pipeline transportation system and nearly 1 million daily hazmat shipments.
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Date: 10.14.2016
PDF icon PHMSA Progress Implementing Mandates and Recommendations Final Report^10-14-16.pdf

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