Mobility Device Users
Whether you are using a wheelchair, walker or a scooter, you will most likely come across train tracks at some point—and tracks pose particular challenges for people using wheeled mobility devices. Follow these tips to ensure you stay safe the next time you encounter railway tracks—it could save your life.
Cyclists
If you’re a cyclist, you are bound to come across train tracks at some point—and tracks pose particular challenges for bikes. Follow these tips to ensure you stay safe on your next ride—it could save your life.
Passengers and Commuters
Every day, hundreds of thousands of Canadians depend on passenger and commuter rail to get them where they’re going. Regardless of whether you are taking a passenger train across the country, or a commuter train to work, getting there safely is a priority. Be sure to follow these tips—they could save your life.
Farm Operators
No matter what type of farm machinery you’re operating, it’s crucial to stay alert around railway crossings. Most farm crossings are passive (they don’t have warning lights, bells, gates or signs), so you have to take extra care to cross safely. Be sure to follow these tips — they could save your life.
ATVs and Snowmobiles
Driving an ATV, snowmobile or other off-road vehicle is a great way to enjoy Canada’s outdoors—if you do it safely. But off-road vehicles and railway tracks aren’t a good combination. Be sure to follow these tips—they could save your life.
General Rail Safety Tips
Whether you are on foot, in a car, or riding a bike or off-road vehicle, staying safe around railway tracks and property is all about knowing the rules. Be sure to follow these tips—they could save your life.
