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???? ????'?? ???????????????? ???????????? ????????! ???? As we kick off Railroad Safety Week, let's take a moment to reflect on the importance of safety around our railways. Regardless of whether you work in the rail industry or simply rely on trains for your daily commute, safety is a concern that impacts everyone. ?? Every year, thousands of lives are affected by railroad incidents, and it’s our collective responsibility to ensure safer practices for all.?? This week, we encourage everyone—train operators, pedestrians, and motorists alike—to stay vigilant. ??? ??????? ?????? ?? ?????? ??????????????????: ???????????? ???????? ???????????? ?????? ??????????: Never assume a train is far away; they can approach quickly and silently. ???????? ?????????????? ?????? ??????????: They’re there for your protection. Don’t rush; it’s better to wait. ???????? ?????? ????????????: Tracks are for trains, not for walking. Join us in spreading awareness about railroad safety. Together, we can create a safer environment for all! ???? #RailroadSafetyWeek #SafetyFirst #CommunityAwareness

Rail safety week is every week but this last week in Sept, we put a bigger spotlight on safety on and around railroad tracks. See tracks? Think Train! Operation Lifesaver, Inc. #railroad #safety

Freight trains don’t follow set schedules. Stay alert and always assume railroad tracks are still in use, even if they don’t appear to be. See tracks? Think train! Operation Lifesaver, Inc. #RailSafetyEducation #STOPTrackTragedies #SeeTracksThinkTrain #RailroadSafety?

From September 23rd to the 29th, Operation Lifesaver? is promoting railroad safety with their See Tracks? Think Train? Week. Their initiative is to prevent incidents with both railroad crossing and trespass. According to the Federal Railroad Administration, a total of 2,192 highway-rail grade crossing collisions occurred in 2023; New Jersey is 35 of those collisions. Stay tuned as we go over other facts to keep you safe around trains. #seetracksthinktrainweek #railsafetyeducation #railroadsafetyweek

We are kicking off #SeeTracksThinkTrainWeek with today's theme: You Can #STOPTrackTragedies. Always be cautious when approaching railroad crossings and never walk on or too close to railroad tracks. See Tracks? Think Train? Week (formerly Rail Safety Week) is a concentrated week of rail safety education focusing attention on the importance of making safe choices when driving or walking near railroad tracks and trains. First held in the U.S. in 2017, this collaborative effort among Operation Lifesaver Inc., State Operation Lifesaver Programs, and rail safety partners across the U.S., Canada and Mexico aims to reduce railroad related injuries and fatalities. This week focuses on preventing railroad crossing and trespass incidents across North America and concentrating public attention on the need for rail safety education. Find additional information at https://lnkd.in/gKbc6Trh. #SDDOT #SD511

The members of #ILRail put significant dollars, resources, and planning into ensuring our nation's railroads are tremendously safe. It is worth reminding both the public and policy makers that our industry is among the safest places to work, we are the safest way to move goods overland, and accident rates have dropped dramatically in the last quarter century. Read more via a new white paper from the Association of American Railroads about the work we do on safety and how our railroads are committed to being even safer. ?

"The safest way to move goods over land." That is rarely reflected in discussions about our nation's railroads, but facts back up that reality: "Data from the Federal Railroad Administration highlight significant safety improvements across the rail industry. The overall train accident rate in 2023 decreased 27% from 2000; the employee injury rate fell 50%; and grade crossing collision rate dropped 25%. Notably, railroads today boast lower employee injury rates than most over major industries, including trucking, airlines, agriculture, mining, manufacturing, construction and even grocery stores." Learn more via a new white paper from the Association of American Railroads...

The Federal Railroad Administration’s 2023 safety data demonstrates the industry’s commitment to continued improvement and the strides we’ve made to safeguard employees, the communities we serve and the goods we move. Key takeaways: ??Freight remains among safest places to work ??Rail remains safest way to move goods over land ??Class I mainline accident rate dropped 42% since 2000 Our new White Paper highlights the steps we're taking to get even safer: https://ow.ly/iCV250QLcru

At Explore, safety isn’t just a priority—it’s our way of doing business. This week's Safety Tip is all about railroad crossings. ?? Your safety—and the safety of others—depends on it. Let’s keep our roads and railways safe. #SafetyFirst #ExploreGroup #StayAlert

It's Rail Safety Week and the Amtrak Cascades team is reminding you to choo-choose safety around trains. Railroad tracks can be dangerous places for those who aren’t paying attention or think they can outrun a train. (Spoiler: you can't!) Your life is too important to risk ignoring the signals, walking along the tracks, or rushing to beat the train. Trains can’t stop in time, remember to “Stay Back from the Tracks.” https://lnkd.in/gzXrqZqm