Vertaling van "recommendations on dot-111s to remove " (Engels → Frans) :

What is clear is that our government has taken very strong action in response to the Transportation Safety Board's recommendations on DOT-111s to remove the least crash-resistant and also to have an aggressive, more aggressive than the United States, three-year phase-out on the DOT-111s.
Ce qui est clair, c'est que le gouvernement a pris des mesures décisives en réponse aux recommandations du bureau visant à retirer du service les wagons DOT-111 les moins résistants aux collisions et à adopter une stratégie vigoureuse, encore plus vigoureuse qu'aux États-Unis, pour l'élimination graduelle sur trois ans des wagons DOT-111.

With respect to the DOT-111 cars, Transport Canada has already accepted the TSB's recommendation on DOT-111 railway cars, and as recommended by the TSB, new railway cars are being built to new standards.
Pour ce qui est des wagons-citernes DOT-111, Transports Canada a déjà accepté la recommandation du BST en la matière; conformément aux recommandations du bureau, les nouveaux wagons sont construits selon une nouvelle norme.

Furthermore, our government took very decisive action to address the Transportation Safety Board's recommendations, and this past April, directed Transport Canada to remove the least crash-resistant DOT-111 tank cars from service, require the DOT-111 tank cars that do not meet certain safety standards to be phased out within three years, and require emergency response assistance plans for even a single tank car, which is carrying crude oil, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel or ethanol.
De plus, le gouvernement a pris une mesure très décisive pour appliquer les recommandations du Bureau de la sécurité des transports du Canada. En avril dernier, il a ordonné à Transports Canada de retirer de la circulation les wagons-citernes DOT-111, qui sont moins résistants aux collisions.

These include removing up to 5,000 older DOT-111 tank cars immediately from dangerous goods service and announcing the phase-out or refitting of certain cars not meeting these most recent standards.
Ces mesures exigent que 5 000 des plus vieux wagons-citernes DOT-111 soient immédiatement retirés du transport de marchandises dangereuses et que certains wagons qui ne sont pas aux normes soient progressivement mis hors service ou modernisés.

The minister directed Transport Canada to remove the least crash-resistant DOT-111 tank cars from service; second, to require DOT-111 tank cars that do not meet the standard published in January 2014 in the Canada Gazette, part 1, or any other future standard, to be phased out within three years; third, to require emergency response assistance plans for even a single tank car carrying crude oil, gasoline, diesel, aviation fuel, and ethanol; fourth, to create a task force that brings municipalities, first responders, railways, and shippers together to strengthen emergency response capacity across the country; and fifth, to require railway companies to reduce the speed of trains carrying dangerous goods and implement other key operating practices.
Premièrement, la ministre a ordonné à Transports Canada de retirer de la circulation les wagons-citernes DOT-111 les moins résistants aux collisions. Deuxièmement, Transports Canada doit exiger que les wagons-citernes DOT-111 qui ne respectent pas les normes publiées dans la Partie I de la Gazette du Canada en janvier 2014, ou toute autre norme à venir, soient éliminés progressivement sur trois ans.