Skiing Over Train Lines: A Warning
- Bane NOR, the Norwegian railway infrastructure manager, is issuing a stern warning to Easter holiday travelers: avoid walking on or near train tracks.
- Pål Buset, responsible for safety awareness at Bane NOR, emphasized the dangers in a statement released this week.
- Buset noted reports from train operators and staff about skiers traversing and following rail lines."We've observed individuals with snowshoes, sleds, and even young children within the track area,"...
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Rail Authority warns Easter Travelers Against Track Trespassing
Bane NOR, the Norwegian railway infrastructure manager, is issuing a stern warning to Easter holiday travelers: avoid walking on or near train tracks.
Pål Buset, responsible for safety awareness at Bane NOR, emphasized the dangers in a statement released this week. “The time to react is minimal when you’re on the tracks,” he said. “Compounding the risk are icy conditions. In any encounter, the train will always prevail.”
Buset noted reports from train operators and staff about skiers traversing and following rail lines.”We’ve observed individuals with snowshoes, sleds, and even young children within the track area,” he added.
Bane NOR urges the public to exercise caution and adhere to designated crossing points to ensure their safety and prevent potential accidents during the busy Easter travel period.