Archive for the ‘General’ Category
Playing games at highway-railway crossings could make you a dead loser.
November 23, 2011
Well football fans, with last weekend’s exciting CFL playoff finals out of the way, you’re sure to be gearing up for a thrilling Grey Cup final this Sunday between the B.C. Lions and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. In that spirit, we decided to share with you another CFL related rail-safety video this week, featuring one
Miss a railway signal, miss out on your life.
November 16, 2011
Calling all football fans!
The CFL playoff finals are this weekend and if your team is still in the running, you’re no doubt getting pretty excited. One of this weekend’s games pits the Edmonton Eskimos against the B.C. Lions. In honour of this game, we thought we’d share a video with you that features former
They say a picture’s worth a thousand words. Well, these ones tell a tale of death.
November 9, 2011
On this blog we’ve been telling you about the dangers of making unsafe decisions at highway-railway crossings. Well, imagine if it were possible to graphically illustrate the aftermath of a collision between a vehicle and a train. It is.
Check out the photos below, depicting mock collisions put on by Operation Lifesaver and our partners to
Wondering what it takes to stay alive around railway property? Check out our FAQ and arm yourself with information that could save your life!
November 2, 2011
Operation Lifesaver is committed to preventing railway related deaths and injuries and the only way to meet our goal is with your participation. You have what it takes to stay safe – and alive – around railway property. Armed with the information and resources that we provide, you can ensure the safety of yourself, family
This Halloween, avoid the horror of being killed by a train
October 26, 2011
Halloween is only five days away and kids and teens are no doubt getting excited for a night of costumes, candy and tricks. For older kids and teens, Halloween can mean spending an evening with friends, without parental supervision. Of course, this also means an irregularly high volume of young people walking the streets and
