The average freight train traveling at 55 mph takes a mile or more to stop--that's about the length of 18 football fields. So when a vehicle gets stuck on the tracks and a train is coming, the outcome is usually very bad for the vehicle, and often worse for its passengers.
In light of the hazards associated with railroad crossings and trains, Operation Lifesaver Inc and USRider have
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