Stop at least 15 feet, but not more than 50 feet, from nearest rail. Look and listen both ways, carefully. Bend forward to see around mirrors and A-pillars. If it won't fit, don't commit. Do not enter a crossing …

Trains Can't, NHTSA's railroad crossing safety campaign, gives resources and tips on train crossing safety to prevent crashes and fatalities.

Nov 18, 2025 · While the number of highway-rail crossing collisions, deaths and injuries has dropped over the past five decades, it’s still a startling fact that about every three hours in the U.S., a person …

This site provides railroad safety information including accident, incident, inventory, and highway-rail crossing data. The new safety data website contains reports and datasets for train accident, highway …

For the sixth annual Rail Safety Week, Sept. 10-25, 2022, the Illinois Chapter of Operation Lifesaver and the National Safety Council are reminding all Americans to take caution around grade crossings, …

Reduce speed when approaching crossings and look both ways. Be sure all tracks are clear before crossing — there may be more than one set. If red lights are flashing or if crossing arms have been …

According to Operation Lifesaver, a national non-profit rail safety organization, about 2,000 Americans are killed and injured at highway-rail crossings each year.

Since trains cannot stop quickly or change course, safety at these crossings largely depends on motorists following signals and precautions. While states, not railroads, assess and prioritize …

Railroad crossings are a critical intersection where road and rail infrastructure intersect. Ensuring the safety of drivers and passengers is paramount, and the National Highway Traffic Safety …

Every railroad crossing is different – but knowing what to look for can save your life. Whether you're behind the wheel, on a bike, or walking near tracks, understanding the types of crossing warnings is …