NRPC Documents

[Jacob Goerzen]

I have seen NRPC Documents referenced on multiple Amtrak documents (mostly safety cards). What are these and how can I find them?

 

[Trogdor]

NRPC stands for National Railroad Passenger Corporation, which is the official legal name for Amtrak.

It’s more than likely just a control number so they can catalog everything that they print en masse. So, instead of having a document stored in their catalog as “Superliner sleeping car safety instructions” they store it as NRPC123.

As for where you can find them, you literally just did by looking in the seat pocket in front of you on the train.

 

[Jacob Goerzen]

NRPC stands for National Railroad Passenger Corporation, which is the official legal name for Amtrak.

It’s more than likely just a control number so they can catalog everything that they print en masse. So, instead of having a document stored in their catalog as “Superliner sleeping car safety instructions” they store it as NRPC123.

As for where you can find them, you literally just did by looking in the seat pocket in front of you on the train.

By how to find them, I mean where are they online?

 

[railiner]

By how to find them, I mean where are they online?

They are probably only found in internal Amtrak data bases, not on the internet…

 

[GDRRiley]

By how to find them, I mean where are they online?

going to have to ask amtrak for them, they don't host them publicly online.

 

[PVD]

There would be no practical reason to maintain a public access site for stuff like that.