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New sweeping regulations aimed at boosting the security of hazmat railcars that travel through high-threat urban areas have been issued by the government. One rule focuses on route risk assessment [1], the other on car tracking and documented chains of custody [2]. 


New sweeping regulations aimed at boosting the security of hazmat railcars that travel through high-threat urban areas have been issued by the government. One rule focuses on route risk assessment [1], the other on car tracking and documented chains of custody [2].


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[1] http://www.regulations.gov/fdmspublic/ContentViewer?objectId=09000064807c1054&disposition=attachment&contentType=pdf

[2] http://A new members-only organization has been created by the Smart Card Alliance to advance educational and professional development for smart card professionals. The program will also confer the Certified Smart Card Industry Professional designation on professionals who pass its examination.