Cross River Rail (CRR) has confirmed that workers returned to all worksites this morning to participate in safety reviews.
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Queensland Rail passengers slipping and tripping
Queensland Rail is reminding customers to keep safety at front of mind, with 38 customers recorded slipping, tripping and falling across the regional rail network in 2022.
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A bridge too low for many drivers
Shocking CCTV showing vehicles slamming into rail bridges and protection beams has been released by Queensland Rail as a reminder for all drivers to be aware of the height and load of their vehicles.
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North Queensland near misses spark safety reminder
An alarming increase in near miss incidents at Far North Queensland railway crossings has sparked a serious safety reminder from Queensland Rail.
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Goodbye to the greens
Green dots have been removed from all NSW modes of public transport.
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Rail passengers are their own safety gear
A new campaign from Metro Trains in Melbourne is reminding passengers to use their ‘safety gears’ and take extra precautions on their journey to keep themselves and others safe.
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Industry rule paves way for harmonisation
Australia’s first ever harmonised rule, AHNR 2007 Network Communication, has been published.
Consolidating three disparate Australian Network and Procedures rules, it is one in a set of national
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SE Queensland commuters slipping and sliding
Queensland Rail is encouraging commuters to slow down and take care, as more than 500 customers were recorded slipping, tripping and falling on the South East Queensland rail network in 2020-21.
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Signs spotlight harvest safety
More than 500 signs rolling out on key freight routes and level crossings across western parts of NSW are reminding drivers to take extra care on the road this bumper harvest season.
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Disruptions continue on most V/Line services
Coaches continue to replace the majority of V/Line services as hundreds of frontline V/Line staff continue to isolate to contain the spread of coronavirus.
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