Washington Operation Lifesaver
Washington Operation Lifesaver is dedicated to rail safety education in the state of Washington. Please be polite, don't post any advertisements or profanity.
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On National , remember that taking photos on railroad tracks is both dangerous and illegal. No photo is worth the risk!
SummerFest is for fun! That's why you'll find Washington Operation Lifesaver there at a booth. ๐ Mark your calendars for Saturday, July 20 for a day of music, games, sports, and of course, rail safety education! ๐
Have you heard the exciting news that youth ages 18 and under ride free on Amtrak Cascades? ๐คฉ Before your children head to the station, make sure they take the transit safety pledge at oli.org/transit-pledge/kids.
It's a quick way to learn the most essential safety tips when around or on trains. Ride safely, everyone!
Tomorrow, June 11, is ! ๐ต Whether you're on a motorcycle or scooter, always make safe choices around railroad tracks and crossings. Know the signs and signals to keep yourself safe, and NEVER try to beat a train!
June is ! Whether you're a pedestrian, cyclist, or driver, it's important to know rail signs and signals. Learn them here: bit.ly/34uW6Yn
may be drawing to a close, but graduation and wedding season are just ramping up! ๐ธ Help save lives: share our rail safety tips for both amateur and professional photographers at bit.ly/34IAQMh.
Today is National Road Trip Day! As you hit the road, remember to stay alert and aware, especially around train crossings and tracks. Together, we can .
โ , did you know that Operation Lifesaver provides a free Railroad Investigation and Safety Course (RISC)? Sign up at bit.ly/3qNVarq and learn best practices to keep yourself safe when responding near railroad tracks and trains.
๐ง Rain-or-shine cyclists: take this rail safety tip with you on your next rainy ride! Always use extra caution when crossing railroad tracks.
Whether you're walking, driving, motorcycling, or cycling, never use train tracks as a shortcut. Keep yourself and others safe by keeping your distance from the rails.
๐ฆOn Wednesday and Thursday, we attended Vancouver's first-ever Safety City event where WAOL volunteer, Patti Mills, shared rail safety information alongside other safety professionals to children. ๐ค๏ธ
Volunteers like Patti are the backbone of Washington Operation Lifesaver and play a pivotal role in our community outreach efforts. ๐ช
As we head into a warm weekend, remember that recreation and rails never mix! Have fun in the sun, but always keep your distance from railroad crossings and tracks.
As wedding season ramps up, remember that railroad tracks are no place for photos. Doing so is not only dangerous, but it's illegal!
Thank you, ! ๐
As we celebrate , we want to highlight the incredible volunteers at OL who help promote rail safety and protect our communities.
Thank you for all that you do! ๐
No text is worth the risk. ๐ต Stay safe on the road, especially near railroad tracks and trains.
If you're planning to enjoy today's , remember to watch from a safe place away from railroad tracks and trestles. Always assume that trains are active.
Ready for the this Monday, April 8? Even though Washington state is not in the path of totality, lots of people will be outside to experience the partial eclipse. Here are some tips to stay safe:
๐ Remember that trains are active, even during the eclipse.
๐ซ Don't hang out on or near railroad tracks. It's illegal! Choose a safe location AWAY from railroad tracks and crossings.
๐ถ Wherever you choose to safely watch the eclipse, be sure to wear appropriate solar-viewing glasses! If you don't have them, don't look at the eclipse. Instead, just look at the quality of light on your surroundings.
We are thrilled to share this wonderful news! Thanks to this funding, we will launch a four-month digital advertising campaign. Our goal is to save more lives by reaching areas of the state with the highest trespassing incidents. Some specifics of our campaign include:
๐ข TV ads in Spanish to reach bilingual residents in key counties,
๐ค and social media ads for See Tracks? Think Train!ยฎ Week in September!
Special thank you to the Federal Railroad Administration for funding these initiatives! Read more: bit.ly/3xprHeQ
We are excited to announce that 11 State Operation Lifesaver Programs will receive a total of $220K in 2024 Operation Lifesaver, Inc. Competitive Rail Safety Awareness Grants!
Shoutout to all the states who submitted grant applications for your dedication to rail safety education - and congratulations to the grant recipients!
We are grateful for the incredible support from our partners at the Federal Railroad Administration and the Posner Foundation of Pittsburgh.
https://bit.ly/3xprHeQ
All aboard! ๐ Join our dedicated team of volunteers to help spread the word about safety near trains and railroads.
Learn more about this exciting, life-saving opportunity at bit.ly/WAOL-Volunteer.
Become a Volunteer Each year, Washington Operation Lifesaver trained Volunteers conduct free programs on rail safety education for audiences in large and small communities across the state. Why not join them? Become a Volunteer You can help make your community safer by becoming an Operation Lifesaver Authorized Volunt...
Washington Operation Lifesaver volunteers work together to prevent track tragedies. Why not join them?
Learn how to become a volunteer at bit.ly/WAOL-Volunteer.
Become a Volunteer Each year, Washington Operation Lifesaver trained Volunteers conduct free programs on rail safety education for audiences in large and small communities across the state. Why not join them? Become a Volunteer You can help make your community safer by becoming an Operation Lifesaver Authorized Volunt...
Last week, we attended the Safety City event as the program celebrates 40 years. Lewis County students visited to learn about safety topics like .
In the photos: Richard Campos, UTC; Lora Foster, WSDOT; Michelle Pardue, WSP and Dustin Breen, Lewis County Sheriffโs Office.
Thanks to the Tri-City Family Expo for having us at their community event in Pasco, WA over the weekend!
Operation Lifesaver volunteer Dan Amaya had fun greeting all the kids and adults who wanted to learn about .
Don't miss the Tri-City Family Expo this Friday and Saturday in Pasco!
Visit Operation Lifesaver volunteer Dan Amaya, whose superpower is throwing out the first pitch at the Tacoma Rainiers' Night game last summer!
Hey Pasco, WA ๐
We're excited to join the Tri-City Family Expo from Jan. 19-20! Our fantastic volunteers will be there to talk to everyone about .
Get tickets and more info at www.tcfamilyexpo.com.
Our amazing volunteers help save lives by sharing the message of staying safe around trains and railroads.
Why not join us? Learn how to become a WAOL volunteer at bit.ly/WAOL-Volunteer.
Become a Volunteer Each year, Washington Operation Lifesaver trained Volunteers conduct free programs on rail safety education for audiences in large and small communities across the state. Why not join them? Become a Volunteer You can help make your community safer by becoming an Operation Lifesaver Authorized Volunt...
If you plan to hit the road for the holidays, remember to stay safe around railroad tracks and trains. โ๏ธ๐
Check out the Operation Lifesaver Inc. Winter Rail Safety tips before you begin your holiday travels bit.ly/3NBDTPc.
Hey, middle and high school students - Enter to win the Teens in the Driver Seat contest!
Create a poster that helps everyone stay safe around trains and railroad crossings by Feb. 16, 2024. Learn more bit.ly/3RqCfAV.
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We are so glad we could participate in the recent Fiesta de Salud events around the state! It's such a great opportunity to connect with our local partners and raise awareness.
We're excited to join the Unidos Nueva Alianza, Foundation at their Resource and Health Fair! Stop by to say hello and learn all about rail safety from our awesome volunteers.
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