Operation Lifesaver is working to change people's behavior around railroad tracks and crossings with the national public awareness campaign, See Tracks? Think Train! This fast-paced video provides critical tips to help commercial drivers avoid truck-train collisions. Scenes in the video illustrate the high stakes truck drivers face at crossings. One scenario shows a variety of distractions - pagers, GPS systems, laptops and cell phones - that can divert drivers' attention from the road. The final scenario shows drivers the actions to take if their rig is stuck at the crossing.
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