Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of railroad management under the RWP Program?

The role of railroad management within the Roadway Worker Protection (RWP) Program is primarily focused on ensuring the safety and protection of workers involved in railway operations. Responsibilities include implementing safety procedures, providing necessary training, and monitoring the performance of safety measures to ensure their effectiveness.

While compliance with local traffic laws is important, it falls outside the scope of the RWP Program's specific responsibilities assigned to railroad management. The program's focus is on the railway environment specifically, which operates under its own regulations and safety protocols governed by federal and state railway authorities, rather than local traffic laws that apply to motor vehicles. Therefore, ensuring compliance with local traffic laws is not a defined duty of railroad management under the RWP Program.