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2-PC signed into law in Rhode Island

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Rhode Island became the latest state to require a minimum two-person crew (2-PC) on trains after Governor Dan McKee signed H7608 into law on July 23. Read on to learn why it took a true collective effort to get the legislation over the finish line.
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2-PC signed into law in Rhode Island

Rhode Island became the latest state to require a minimum two-person crew (2-PC) on trains after Governor Dan McKee signed H7608 into law on July 23. Read on to learn why it took a true collective effort to get the legislation over the finish line.

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SMART Union broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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