Thermal signs added near railroad crossings to help save lives
July 20, 2018
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1:52Now PlayingThermal signs added near railroad crossings to help save lives
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as posted by the channelIDAHO FALLS — Have you noticed the new signs on the sidewalk?
Idaho Operation Lifesaver and other government agencies worked to place thermal signage near railroad tracks Thursday. Six signs were placed in Idaho Falls near Elm Street and B Street, where there are designated railroad crossings for pedestrians. Signs were also placed at Blackfoot and Shelley crossings.
Through a Federal Railroad Administration Grant, Idaho Operation Lifesaver along with the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office, Union Pacific Railroad and the Idaho Transportation Department is working to prevent incidents at railroad tracks through a new safety initiative.
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