However, state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say their ability to make reforms is limited, given that federal, not state authorities control many aspects of Ohio’s railroad network, one of the densest in the nation.
COLUMBUS, Ohio—In the wake of the East Palestine train derailment earlier this month, Ohio lawmakers have proposed several measures aimed at improving train safety in the state.
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