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Nice bike, but please stay off active/live railroad tracks for your NBD, prom, wedding engagement, we’re expecting, etc. pictures. Trains are typically pretty silent except under braking, going around a curve, or through a grade crossing. They can come from any direction, at any time, on any track… and in an accident, the train wins every time.
I’ve responded to 100+ fatalities involving someone being struck and killed by an oncoming train. Sometimes, it was by choice (suicide), other times completely by accident. Selfies, kid walking home from school with his headphones in not paying attention, engagement pictures, etc. It’s horrific. Don’t be next.
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Nice bike, but please stay off active/live railroad tracks for your NBD, prom, wedding engagement, we’re expecting, etc. pictures. Trains are typically pretty silent except under braking, going around a curve, or through a grade crossing. They can come from any direction, at any time, on any track… and in an accident, the train wins every time.
I’ve responded to 100+ fatalities involving someone being struck and killed by an oncoming train. Sometimes, it was by choice (suicide), other times completely by accident. Selfies, kid walking home from school with his headphones in not paying attention, engagement pictures, etc. It’s horrific. Don’t be next.
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