FIBA Technologies has been a key player in advancing the safety of hydrogen transportation through extensive research, design, and testing. The company collaborated with the CGA and industry experts to address safety concerns in gas transportation following incidents like the one in Ramona, Oklahoma. The development of new standards, such as Standard C29, and the introduction of a safer modular trailer design have significantly improved the structural integrity of tube trailers and modules, reducing the risk of gas leaks and trailer dislodgment during accidents. The innovative stress relief points in FIBA's trailers have enhanced overall safety by distributing stress more uniformly and preventing tube detachment. Additionally, industry-wide rail impact tests revealed that the modular design provides superior protection, ensuring the tubes remain secure during transportation. Moreover, fire tests conducted in the Mojave Desert demonstrated the effectiveness of FIBA's design in extreme conditions, showing that pressure relief devices could be removed safely on Type 1 hydrogen trailers. This successful testing led to industry regulators approving the removal of pressure relief devices in certain scenarios, further enhancing trailer safety and reliability.