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Anatomy of a Near Miss

By Jeremy Lipps, @Digital_Lipps

This is what a near miss looks like on Twitter and in the dispatch notification we receive:

This is what a near miss actually looks like:

At about the 1:00 mark, a group of people try to make it across the tracks, against a flashing crossing gate in the down position with an express train quickly approaching. One man is lucky he made it home that day. Don’t Shortcut Life:

For more safety information about using Caltrain and staying safe, visit our safety tips page: http://www.caltrain.com/riderinfo/safety_security/Safety_Tips.html

Or visit Operation Lifesaver for rail safety information, stats and stories.

http://oli.org/

Reddit AMA: Life on the Line – Rail Safety

April 1, 2 -3 p.m. Pacific (5 – 6 p.m. EST)

Join Caltrain Transit Police Chief of Protective Services Dave Triolo, Communications Manager Jayme Ackemann and Community Affairs Officer Tasha Bartholomew in a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA). This is your chance to ask anything you ever wanted to know about Caltrain’s Rail Safety program and how you can help maintain a safe environment when you or your loved ones are near the tracks.

Link to come.

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