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<abstract>In a May 2000 report on the performance of the Department of
Transportation&apos;s Office of Pipepline Safety (OPS), GAO found that
the number of pipepline accidents rose four percent annually from
1989 to 1998--from 190 in 1989 to 280 in 1998. GAO also found	 
that OPS did not implement 22 statutory requirements and 39	 
recommendations made by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Since GAO&apos;s May report, OPS has fully implemented six of the 22  
statutory requirements. However, 11 other requirements--including
some that are significant and long-standing--have not been fully 
implemented. The agency does not plan to report on abandoned	 
underwater pipeline facilities--a remaining open		 
requirements--because it believes that insufficient data exists  
to conduct the study. The Safety Board is encouraged by OPS&apos;	 
recent efforts to improve its responsiveness, but the Board	 
remains concerned about the amount of time OPS has taken to	 
implement recommendations. OPS has the lowest rate of any	 
transportation agency in implementing the Board&apos;s		 
recommendations.</abstract>
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