Relating to the disclosure of certain information regarding a record of a collision or violation involving a person operating a railroad locomotive or train.

SB 2323 prevents the disclosure of a railroad operator's driver's license details in collision or violation reports and stops their involvement from being recorded in their Texas Department of Public Safety driving record. The bill directly affects railroad locomotive or train operators involved in collisions with other trains, vehicles, or pedestrians, or arrested for operating violations. Key provisions prohibit including license numbers in reports and restrict sharing personally identifying information - like crew details or communications - with anyone except law enforcement, the railroad company involved, oversight agencies, or court-authorized individuals. The law takes effect September 1, 2025, and aims to limit privacy exposure for railroad personnel in these incidents.