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Network Rail Warns of 'Dangerous Overconfidence' when Using Level Crossings
The campaign targets young adults after incidents rose 20% in Anglia, where only 2% knew an 80mph train needs about a mile to stop.
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Network Rail warns of 'dangerous overconfidence' when using level crossings
New research has revealed "dangerous overconfidence" is putting young adults' lives at risk on level crossings in the Anglia region.
·Colchester, United Kingdom
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Network Rail warns of ‘dangerous overconfidence’ at railway level crossings in Sussex and beyond after survey reveals young adults underestimate train speeds
Network Rail is warning railway level crossing users in Sussex and beyond about ‘dangerous overconfidence’ putting young adults’ lives at risk.
·Lewes, United Kingdom
Read Full ArticleSurvey reveals young Londoners underestimate power and speed of trains – risking their lives on level crossings
Seven out of ten 18-34 year olds nationally believe they could get out of the way if a train approached 98% of these young adults are unaware how long trains take to stop in an emergency Survey marks start of No Second Chances campaign - featuring a series of hard‑hitting films - which focuses on the deadly risks of distraction when approaching the railway.
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