Company : NETWORK RAIL
Contact :
– Robert Wainwright
– Robert.Wainwright at networkrail.co.uk
– +44 7801907661
Company’s website : www.networkrail.co.uk
Level crossings’ website : www.networkrail.co.uk/communities/safety-in-the-community/level-crossing-safety/
National campaign website : https://www.networkrail.co.uk/communities/safety-in-the-community/safety-campaigns/
Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/user/networkrail
Facebook : www.facebook.com/networkrail
Twitter: www.twitter.com/networkrail
Contacts at Press/Communication:
Media Centre / www.networkrailmediacentre.co.uk/
Jessica Lawrence / +44 7710940314 / jessica.lawrence4 at networkrail.co.uk
Statistics 2018 :
Company : Translink NI Railways
Contact :
– Keith Pollock
– keith.pollock at translink.co.uk
– 442890666630
Company’s website : www.translink.co.uk
Level crossings’ website : www.translink.co.uk/railsafety/
National campaign website : /
Youtube : www.youtube.com/user/TranslinkNI
Facebook : www.facebook.com/TranslinkNI
Twitter: www.twitter.com/Translink_NI
Contacts at Press/Communication:
Kerry Graye / +442890899455/+447711205436 / kerrygraye at translink.co.uk
Statistics 2018 :
– Total number of LC in 2016 : 172
– Total number of LC in 2017 : 170
– Total number of LC in 2018 : 168
– Total number of accidents in 2016 : 0
– Total number of accidents in 2017 : 0
– Total number of accidents in 2018 : 0
– Total number of fatalities in 2016 : 0
– Total number of fatalities in 2017 : 0
– Total number of fatalities in 2018 : 0
Total number of collisions with motorized vehicles 0
of which trucks 0
of which buses/coaches 0
of which other professional vehicles 0
of which passenger cars 0
of which two-wheel motorized vehicles 0
Total number of pedestrians hit at LC* 0
– Total length of lines (km) : 340
– Total number of train km/year (millions) : 5 million km/year
List of partners
Transport NI and Police Service for NI
Awareness measures
Engage with public road crossing users in the Lurgan Area. Attend regional events around N.Ireland to promote the safe use of crossings. Raise awareness through
*Active level crossing
Level crossing where the crossing users are protected from or warned of the approaching train by the activation of devices when it is unsafe for the user to traverse the crossing.
*Passive level crossing
Level crossing without any form of warning system and/or protection activated when it is unsafe for the user to traverse the crossing. *Pedestrian hit at LC
Including mechanical and electrical bicycles and other alternative mobility vehicles
Publications
Videos, Photos, Posters, Leaflets
- Network rail video published on 8 October 2012, at the occasion of the Global Level Crossing and Trespass Symposium in London