49 CFR 209, Subpart B - Hazardous Materials Penalties
- — Civil Penalties
- § 209.101 — Civil penalties generally.
- § 209.103 — Minimum and maximum penalties.
- § 209.105 — Notice of probable violation.
- § 209.107 — Reply.
- § 209.109 — Payment of penalty; compromise.
- § 209.111 — Informal response and assessment.
- § 209.113 — Request for hearing.
- § 209.115 — Hearing.
- § 209.117 — Presiding officer's decision.
- § 209.119 — Assessment considerations.
- § 209.121 — Appeal.
- — Criminal Penalties
- § 209.131 — Criminal penalties generally.
- § 209.133 — Referral for prosecution.
Title 49 published on 2012-10-01
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§ 2461 note - Mode of recovery
§ 5123 - Civil penalty
§ 5124 - Criminal penalty
§ 20103 - General authority
§ 20107 - Inspection and investigation
§ 20111 - Enforcement by the Secretary of Transportation
§ 20112 - Enforcement by the Attorney General
§ 20114 - Judicial procedures
Title 49 published on 2012-10-01
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GPO FDSys XML | Text type regulations.gov FR Doc. 2013-03208 RIN 2130-ZA11 Docket No. FRA-2004-17530, Notice No. 3 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Federal Railroad Administration Final rule. Effective Date: This rule is effective February 12, 2013. Applicability Date: This final rule applies to all violations of the Federal hazardous materials transportation laws or a regulation, order, special permit, or approval issued under those laws that occur on or after October 1, 2012. 49 CFR Part 209 FRA is revising its regulations to reflect amendments to certain statutory civil monetary penalty provisions effected by the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21), which was enacted on July 6, 2012. These statutory amendments became effective on October 1, 2012. Pursuant to the Act, FRA is eliminating the minimum penalty for other than a training violation and adjusting both the ordinary maximum penalty and the aggravated maximum penalty that applies when assessing a civil monetary penalty for a violation of the Federal hazardous materials transportation laws or a regulation, special permit, or approval issued under those laws. FRA is also revising references to these minimums and maximums in its civil penalty assessment guidelines to conform to these statutory changes.