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LIGHT RAIL SAFETY S t arts with You!

Light Rail Map

There is a New Train in Town Tide Vehicles are bi-directional. Weight: Nearly 100,000 pounds Speed: Can reach 55mph Occupancy: seated & standing Accommodations: Luggage & Bike Racks 4 Interior & 6 exterior cameras 4 Wheelchairs areas 4 Bikes areas

S.A.F.E.T.Y.

Stay Alert! Don’t Get Hurt!

Always look both ways before crossing the tracks & never cross or run in front of an approaching train or between two stopped trains. Use caution when sharing the road with trains. Pay attention to changing traffic patterns & follow the roadway. Stay alert & obey blank-out signs. Blank-out signs will automatically activate & light up when a train is approaching.

Any Track Any Direction Any Time Any Time is Train Time!

Pay attention! Light rail trains are quiet & may travel on any track at any time. Don’t cross tracks unless you have enough room to cross without stopping & can totally clear the tracks to a safe distance. When waiting for a train, always stand behind textured warning strips & never walk beyond the end of the station platform.

Forget Shortcuts!

Only cross at designated crosswalks & cross quickly without stopping. Never try to race a train to an intersection. Trains are closer & faster than they appear & they can’t stop quickly or swerve to avoid a collision. Never drive around lowered crossing gates!

Everyone Should Obey Signs and Signals!

® Tracks are for Trains!

Never walk or stand on train tracks or bridges or inside fences along to the track. Never climb on trains or play around overhead wires, power system poles, or tracks. Never stop or park your bike or car on train tracks.

Stay Off! Stay Away! Stay Alive! ® You! Safety Starts with You!

You! Safety Starts with You! Never throw anything at passing trains or onto tracks. Avoid electrocution! Stay away from overhead wires & power system poles. Trespassing is dangerous and illegal. Stay off of train tracks!

Tips for Drivers The Tide intersects with traffic at 27 locations along the 7.4 mile route. Stay alert! Don’t stop, pass or shift on the tracks. If you can’t fit don’t commit. Light rail trains overhang the track by 2 ½ feet on each side.

Tips for Drivers If your vehicle stalls on the tracks don’t hesitate. Get out of the car right away & run away from the tracks in the direction of the train.

Tips for Pedestrians/Bicyclists When downtown look around. Pay attention to your surroundings. Only cross at designated crosswalks. Always get off & walk your bike across the tracks.

Safety on the Platform Always wait for existing passengers to exit the train before boarding. Don’t try to flag the train down. The train will stop at every station. Obey all safety rules on the station platform.

Safety on the Train Use handrails when standing Don’t block doorways or emergency exits In case of an emergency stay calm & listen to all operator instructions

Want to know more? For more info about The Tide or to schedule a free light rail safety presentation for your business or community organization, contact HRT, Public Outreach at (757) or visit gohrt.com for more details.

RIDE THE TIDE!