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Published: 13-Aug-2019
In 2018 there were 400 near misses between people and trains or vehicles and trains on railway lines across New Zealand.
In the last ten years there have been around 21 reported near misses at rail crossings in the Waimakariri and four collisions - some resulting in serious injuries.
With 23 crossings dotted throughout our district, it’s likely we’ve all driven, walked or biked over a railway crossing.
This week is Rail Safety Week, a week dedicated to raising awareness about rail safety and encouraging safe behaviour around trains, railway tracks and level crossings.
Close calls at level crossings affect everyone involved, including train drivers and other rail staff, witnesses and the pedestrian, cyclist or driver who narrowly escapes collision.
‘Near miss’ memorials have been set up in various locations around the country as part of Rail Safety Week. Click to learn more about Rail Safety Week and the Near Miss Memorials.
Rail safety advice:
Cross with care – Kia tÅ«pato te whakawhiti
If you’re a motorist:
If you’re a pedestrian or cyclist, or mobility-impaired: