Canadian Safety Train

Headphones and railway tracks don't mix. 🚂🎧

Listening to music or being distracted by your phone can prevent you from hearing an approaching train.

When you're near railway tracks:
👀 Look both ways.
👂 Remove your headphones.
🚶 Cross only at designated railway crossings.

Stay alert. Stay safe. Every crossing. Every time.

June 10th is International Trespass Awareness Day. 🚂

Railway tracks, bridges, tunnels, and yards are private property and can be extremely dangerous. This year's theme, "Alert Today, Safe Tomorrow," reminds us that a moment of awareness can save a life.

🎥 Watch the awareness videos:
https://youtu.be/JaDhdf1hUrY
https://youtu.be/vZHlOYqUwgU

🔗 Learn more: canadiansafetytrain.ca

🚂 Rail safety remains an important conversation across Canada.

In April 2026, Canada recorded 6 crossing incidents, 11 trespassing incidents, and 8 fatalities. In Saskatchewan alone, there were 2 crossing incidents.

Every number represents a life impacted. Take a moment to stay alert around tracks and crossings.

Rail lines are active and shared.
Staying alert at crossings helps keep everyone safe.

Always expect a train, even if you've never seen one at certain crossings before!

Spike’s getting excited with summer is just around the corner! ☀️

Behind every train is a control panel like this — and a crew focused on safety every second. 🚂

Respect the tracks. Stay back, stay safe.

Spring farming season is here 🌾🚜
With more equipment on the move, it’s a good time to stay extra aware at railway crossings.

Slow down, look twice, and never try to beat a train.

More info in our latest newsletter: canadiansafetytrain.ca/news/

A quick look at March 2026.

Rail safety isn’t just a message, it’s a responsibility we all share.
Take a moment to review, reflect, and help spread awareness.

A closer look at this incredible Railway Safety design by our poster contest winner 🎨🚂

Such a creative way to share an important message—rail safety starts with awareness.

See tracks? Think Train!