Safer and Secure Hazmat Transport by Road & Rail
Hazmat-by-Road & Rail 2025 brings together industry leaders focused on developing cost-effective, forward-thinking solutions to improve the safety and performance of hazardous material transport across North America's interconnected freight corridors, including both road and rail.
As the sector navigates growing regulatory demands, evolving risks, and rapid technological change, this event provides a timely platform to explore strategies that strengthen safety protocols, optimize logistics, and support cross-sector innovation for both truck and rail networks.
Gain fresh insights, explore new technologies, and connect with experts shaping the future of hazardous materials transportation, whether by tank truck, railcar, or multimodal transit.
Economic analysis of hazardous material flows and shipping costs
Explore effective strategies to meet the growing demands for transport infrastructure, manage fuel and energy consumption, address rail congestion and truck capacity, and analyze shippers’ cost variables across modes.
Using automation and digitalization to streamline operations
Examine emerging technologies improving fleet safety, dispatch coordination, rail yard operations, real-time tracking, and compliance across both DOT- and FRA-regulated environments.
Latest regulations and compliance standards for hazmat transport
Navigate complex rules from PHMSA, FMCSA, and FRA, and examine efforts toward harmonizing road and rail safety protocols, placarding, incident reporting, and hazardous materials documentation.
Classification, use, and shipping strategies of hazardous materials by road and rail
Review hazardous material classifications, packaging standards, tank truck and tank car compatibility, and best practices for modal-specific and intermodal hazmat logistics.
Advanced technologies for inspection and safe transportation services
Explore innovations in remote tank monitoring, derailment prevention, ELD compliance, TIH/PIH mitigation, and multi-sensor inspection for both truck and rail systems.
End-user case studies on improving road and rail transport networks
Analyze real-world incidents and collaborative response efforts across modes to equip responders and carriers with actionable strategies for safer hazmat transport.
