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Safety

Passengers:

  • Stand behind the yellow lines. Stand back from the platform edge, trains may pass at speed.
  • Cross by the footbridges or subways only, do not trespass on the track or beyond platform limits.
  • Always wait until the train stops before opening doors and never attempt to board or disembark a moving train.
  • Never place heavy luggage in the overhead racks.
  • Use caution when moving through the carriages on a moving train and use handrails, where provided.
  • Take special care when using stairways, escalators and bridges - particularly in cold or wet weather when conditions may be slippery.
  • Always walk, never run on any platform.

Motorists & Level Crossings:

  • Take notice, read and follow all signposts and instructions.
  • Always stop your vehicle when crossing gates are down or lights are flashing. Wait for the crossing gates to rise and lights to stop flashing, then proceed with caution.
  • Never drive around lowering gates.
  • At manual gates, follow the safety notices, check up and down the track, open both gates before bringing vehicles or animals across and close and lock gates afterwards.
  • Drivers of high vehicles should drive under bridges with caution. Check the bridge heights on your route here

Parents & Children:

  • Don't play on or near railway tracks. Remember, trespassing could result in six months in Prison and/or a £500 fine.
  • Don't play near high voltage electric cables.
  • Don't take shortcuts across tracks, remember trains may operate at any time of the day or night.
  • Don't throw stones at trains; passengers have been scarred for life and could even be killed.
  • Help us to keep our railways safe.
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