Does the Railway Bureau belong to a public institution?

No, the railway department is not a public institution. The unit where the railway department is located is the National Railway Administration. Now it is managed by the Ministry of Transport, and the administrative level of the railway department is the deputy ministerial level. In Shanghai, Wuhan, Chengdu, Shenyang, Guangzhou, Xi, Lanzhou and other regions, there are railway supervision bureaus.

Mainly responsible for the supervision and management of railway safety production, formulate supervision and management measures for railway transportation safety, engineering quality and safety and equipment quality and safety, and organize their implementation, and organize the implementation of administrative licenses set according to law. Organize or participate in the investigation and handling of railway production safety accidents. Formulate policies and measures to standardize the market order of railway transportation and engineering construction, organize their implementation, and supervise the quality of railway transportation services and railway enterprises to undertake public welfare transportation tasks stipulated by the state.

The current railway department belongs to state-owned enterprises and has not been compiled. China Railway Bureau now has a railway operating mileage of more than 97,840 kilometers, with a total of 2,045,600 employees. Even if it is separated from administrative establishment and becomes an enterprise, the actual management system is still implemented with reference to administrative management. If employees are hired by the school, they will have a chance to get promoted. If it is social recruitment or even labor dispatch, the chances are relatively small. The salary will depend on the position. If it is not a technical post, it is not particularly high.

All the above are answers about whether the railway administration belongs to a public institution.