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Don't Cross the Line - It's a Dead Cert!

Think safe, stay safe, when using a crossing

Every year, many people – pedestrians and motorists – misuse railway crossings, placing themselves and others, including people on the train, in danger.

However, railway crossings are safe – if used correctly.

 

 Don't Cross the Line - Think safe, stay safe when using a crossing

SO DON'T TAKE RISKS

REMEMBER: A train travelling at speed can't stop quickly

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Using Railway Crossings Safely

If you're walking or cycling towards a crossing, remember:

  • read the warning signs and follow the instructions carefully.
  • cyclists should dismount and walk across the crossing.
  • children and animals should be suitably supervised at all times.
  • stop, look both ways and listen.
  • when the line is clear, cross quickly without running, still looking and listening as you go.
  • if there is a gate, always close it behind you.

If you're driving:

  • follow the Highway Code as well as the local warning signs when approaching a level crossing or any other form of crossing.
  • warning lights, audible alarms and automatic barriers must always be observed.
  • don’t be tempted to jump the lights or beat the barriers.
  • be responsible, set a good example. 

THINK SAFE. STAY SAFE. STAY OFF THE TRACKS


 

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