NTSB Reports Progress in Safety

November 15, 2006

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) reported its most wanted safety improvements. The agency noted that progress is being made in the maritime sector with regard to crew drug/alcohol testing after serious accidents and with regard to mariner fatigue. Source; HK Law

NTSB Reports Progress in Safety

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