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See Tracks? Think Train® Week 10th Anniversary

First held in the U.S. in 2017, this collaborative effort among Operation Lifesaver Inc., State Operation Lifesaver Programs and rail safety partners across the U.S., Canada and Mexico is now called See Tracks? Think Train® Week throughout the U.S. to better reflect the purpose of this week-long observance:

 - Preventing railroad crossing and trespass incidents across North America
 - Concentrating public attention on the need for rail safety education

Schedule of Themes 2026

Themes for ST3 week by day

Why is there a need for See Tracks? Think Train® Week ?

Every 3 hours in the United States a vehicle or person is hit by a train.

More than 2,300 people are injured or killed annually in railroad crossing and trespass incidents in North America.

More than 60% of collisions occur at crossings equipped with lights and/or gates.

Free See Tracks? Think Train® Week Materials

OLI offers free See Tracks? Think Train® Week materials – including posters, billboards, a month-long social media calendar filled with assets and more for rail safety partners and supporters to increase awareness about the importance of rail safety education across the country.

Email news@oli.org to be added to our See Tracks? Think Train® Week mailing list and for additional information.

First Responders! Join us for Operation Clear Track - Tuesday, Sept. 22!

Law enforcement and first responder partners play a crucial role in promoting rail safety education during See Tracks? Think Train® Week through Operation Clear Track (OCT) raising awareness and educating communities about the importance of making safe choices around tracks and trains. Join us in observing OCT.

Photo of Amtrak police in Miane

Join us for #RedOutForRailSafety Day - Friday, Sept. 25!

Show your support for #RailSafetyEducation on Friday, Sept. 25 by wearing red and sharing photos on social media! For more information, email news@oli.org.

Red out photo from FL

Watch our Videos

The ongoing "Stop Track Tragedies" public awareness campaign from Operation Lifesaver, Inc. and Canada Operation Lifesaver shows the impact that rail-related incidents have on families - and communities.

a logo with words and a train track

How You Can Help #STOPTrackTragedies