International Level Crossing Awareness Day
ILCAD
If you are specialised in: Level crossing safety, Engineering, Education, Enforcement, Human factors, User’s behaviour, Innovative technologies, Land planning, Inspection...
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Web-conference on 10 June 2021
What is ILCAD?
The International Level Crossing Awareness Day (ILCAD) is an awareness campaign on level crossing safety. The campaign has been spearheaded by the UIC, the worldwide railway organisation with the support of the railway community around the world.
ILCAD 2021
10 June, 2021 Worldwide campaign, INTERNATIONAL Conference, ONLINE
News
25th European Level Crossing Forum (ELCF) plenary meeting held on 18 March
The 25th European Level Crossing Forum (ELCF) plenary meeting was held online on 18 March. Allan Spence of Network Rail, the Chair of the ELCF, welcomed 44 participants from 17 countries, not only in Europe but also (...)
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Online UIC Safety Platform plenary meeting held on 11 March
The UIC Safety Platform Plenary meeting was held online on 11 March. Opening the meeting, Frédéric Hénon, UIC Head of Operations and Safety, welcomed the participants on behalf of UIC and thanked Rolf Härdi of DB AG (...)
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Charlotte’s unfinished story: a lifeline for those who put themselves at risk on railway tracks
https://press.infrabel.be/lhistoire-inachevee-de-charlotte-comme-une-ligne-de-vie-pour-ceux-qui-courent-des-risques-aux-abords-des-voies-ferrees On 24 July 2014, Charlotte lost her life in Groenendael, Belgium, hit (...)
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Kent Online
Network Rail to find ’safer route’ across busy rail line after Simpsons Crossing at Bobbing was shut over concerns. -
Queens Daily Eagle
The Lower Montauk light rail plan will never leave the station. -
Rail Express.com.au
Shovels hit dirt to remove Ovingham Level Crossing. -
Stimme.de
Wartefrust contra Sicherheit am Bahnübergang. -
KMA-FM
Iowa House approves allowing parents to teach driver’s ed to children. -
Daily Herald
Big Old McHenry-Quentin road project would change travel through southwestern Lake County.