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KSP reminds Kentuckians to never race a train and be safe at crossings

todaySeptember 18, 2025 47

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The Kentucky State Police is reminding residents to use caution around rail lines. “See Tracks? Think Train Week”, formerly known as Rail Safety week, is being observed now through September 21. According to rail safety education nonprofit Operation Lifesaver, every three hours in the United States a vehicle or person is struck by a train. More than 2,300 people are injured or killed in railroad crossing and trespassing incidents across North America, with more than 60 percent of incidents occurring at crossings equipped with lights and/or gates. The Kentucky State Police says you should never try to beat a train, as they can take a mile or more to completely stop. Cross tracks at designated crossings only, and obey all warning signs, signals, and gates. Never cross train tracks when the safety lights are on or the gate is engaged. If you see suspicious activity near the tracks, contact your local KSP post. The KSP this week participated in Operation Clear Track, “the single largest rail safety initiative in the United States.” Learn more by visiting the KSP’s website.
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