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The House Transportation Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials is a subcommittee within the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee. The Subcommittee oversees regulation of railroads, including economic regulations, Amtrak, rail safety, and labor.

Members, 111th Congress

Majority	Minority
Corrine Brown, Florida, Chairwoman Dina Titus, Nevada Harry Teague, New Mexico Nick Rahall, West Virginia Jerrold Nadler, New York Elijah Cummings, Maryland Grace Napolitano, California Jason Altmire, Pennsylvania Tim Walz, Minnesota Michael Arcuri, New York Chris Carney, Pennsylvania Albio Sires, New Jersey Mark Schauer, Michigan Betsy Markey, Colorado Michael McMahon, New York Tom Perriello, Virginia Peter DeFazio, Oregon Jerry Costello, Illinois Bob Filner, California Eddie Bernice Johnson, Texas Leonard Boswell, Iowa Rick Larsen, Washington Michael Michaud, Maine Dan Lipinski, Illinois Steve Cohen, Tennessee Laura Richardson, California	Bill Shuster, Pennsylvania, Ranking Member Tom Petri, Wisconsin Jerry Moran, Kansas Gary Miller, California Henry E. Brown, Jr., South Carolina Tim Johnson, Illinois Sam Graves, Missouri Jim Gerlach, Pennsylvania Charlie Dent, Pennsylvania Lynn Westmoreland, Georgia Jean Schmidt, Ohio Candice Miller, Michigan Vern Buchanan, Florida Bob Latta, Ohio Brett Guthrie, Kentucky Aaron Schock, Illinois Joseph Cao, Louisiana Pete Olson, Texas
Ex officio
James Oberstar, Minnesota	John Mica, Florida

External links

Official Committee Website

v • d • e Current United States House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittees

Aviation • Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation • Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management • Highways and Transit • Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials • Water Resources and Environment

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(Conference) • Economic • Inauguration • Library • Printing • Taxation

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United States House Transportation Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials

Members, 111th Congress

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