Operation Lifesaver

Every 3 hours in the U.S., a person or vehicle is hit by a train. Safe choices can prevent track tragedies. See Tracks? Think Train!® #STOPTrackTragedies #SeeTracksThinkTrain

For professional drivers, the most important stop of the day is at the tracks. If you don't fit, don't commit. Never stop on the tracks. See Tracks? Think Train!® #ProfessionalDrivers #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Give every crossing your full attention. Slow down, look both ways and expect a train. See Tracks? Think Train!® #CrossingSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

QUIZ: When can a train come down the tracks? A. Any time of day or night B. From either direction C. Even on tracks that look unused D. All of the above. Reply with your answer. See Tracks? Think Train!® #RailSafetyEducation #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Kailynn was distracted by her phone while driving at a railroad crossing. Small choices near tracks make a big difference. Always expect a train, cross only at designated crossings and stay off the tracks. See Tracks? Think Train!® #RailSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

You're out tonight. Remember, trains run at all hours, so stay alert and cross only at designated crossings. #RailSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Take the #TransitSafety pledge. Stand behind the yellow line or raised edge, wait for trains to fully stop before boarding and stay off your phone near tracks. Light rail and streetcars are quieter and faster than you think. #SeeTracksThinkTrain oli.org/transit-pledge…

"The most important takeaway I hope sticks with the cadets is to keep their heads on a swivel and always be aware of their surroundings while working around railroad tracks." Thanks, Aaron! Request RISC training: oli.org/info/first-res… #FirstResponders #SeeTracksThinkTrain

More than one track can mean more than one train. Cross only at designated crossings and obey all signs and signals. Wait until all tracks are clear before you cross. See Tracks? Think Train!® #CrossingSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain #CrossingSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Help stop track tragedies in your community. Volunteer with OLI and share the rail safety message. Learn more at oli.org. #Volunteer #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Great keepers stop everything. Trains can’t stop quickly, so never try to beat one. #RailSafetyEducation #SeeTracksThinkTrain

On the field. In the stands. At the crossing, keep your eyes up. It's game day. Stadium, watch party, or home, if your route crosses tracks, stay alert and off your phone. Trains are quieter and faster than you think. #SummerSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

In Ashley's story, one moment at the tracks changed everything. Stay alert, put distractions away and never try to beat a train. A train is quieter and faster than you expect. See Tracks? Think Train!® #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Do you know the Blue and White sign? Stuck or stalled on the tracks? 1. Get everyone out and far away. 2. Look for the sign. 3. Call the number on it and give the crossing number. NO SIGN? CALL 911. See Tracks? Think Train!® #FindTheSign #ENS

Waiting for your train? Stand back behind the platform markings, let riders exit before boarding and stay off the tracks. If you drop something, ask transit staff for help. Always expect a train. See Tracks? Think Train!® #TransitSafetyEducation

Hitting the road in your RV this summer? RVs are longer and lower than many drivers realize at railroad crossings. Before you cross, make sure you can clear the tracks completely. Never stop on the tracks. Always expect a train. #RVSafety #SeeTracksThinkTrain

A freight train going 55 mph can take more than a mile to stop. That is more than 15 soccer fields. A train cannot stop for you, so use caution at every crossing. Always expect a train. See Tracks? Think Train!® #SeeTracksThinkTrain #RailSafetyEducation

Did you know? Crossing collisions and walking on the tracks cause 94% of all rail-related deaths and injuries in the U.S. Nearly all come down to one choice near the tracks. Always expect a train. See Tracks? Think Train!® #SeeTracksThinkTrain

Some lessons stay with you for life. A law enforcement officer shares what they have seen near the tracks, and why caution matters every time. Trains are quieter and faster than you think. See Tracks? Think Train!® #SeeTracksThinkTrain

There are no shortcuts to the stadium. Tracks are only for trains. A freight train can take more than 15 soccer fields to stop. See the Field. See the Tracks. #SeeTracksThinkTrain