2015---94th-annual-meeting

Crude Oil Transportation Challenges: Market Dynamics and Emergency Response

David Willauer, IEM Corporation, presiding

Sponsored by Standing Committee on Transportation of Hazardous Materials (AT040), Critical Transportation Infrastructure Protection Committee (ABE40), Urban Freight Transportation Committee (AT025), and Trucking Industry Research Committee (AT060)

Crude Oil Impacts on the North American Transportation System

David Willauer, IEM Corporation

Crude Oil Classification and Transportation

Prentiss Searles, American Petroleum Institute

Crude Oil Motor Carrier Trends and Challenges

Paul M. Bomgardner, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Urban Crude by Rail Example: Lynchburg, Virginia, Crude Oil Rail Incident

Gregory Britt, Virginia Department of Emergency Management

Using Technology to Enhance Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety and Security

Joyce Beerbower, Safety & Compliance Services, Inc,, presiding

Sponsored by Standing Committee on Transportation of Hazardous Materials (AT040)

Connecting Systems for Routing, Tracking, and Transportation Risk Analysis of Hazardous Materials

Steven Peterson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

HM Access: Using Technology to Provide Enhanced Information, Efficiency, and Safety to Current HM Shipping

Paper Requirement, Thereby Facilitating the Ability to Effectively Respond to Incidents and Roadside Safety

Inspections

Bob Richard, Labelmaster

Shashi S. Nambisan, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

How Changing Technology Provides Opportunities for Cost Effective, Quality Hazardous Materials Employee

Training

Michael Bowen, Bureau of Dangerous Goods, Ltd.