Prevention of non-production injuries

The Orsha railway distance reminds that railway tracks are objects of increased danger.

Being on them puts your life at risk.

You can only cross railway tracks at designated and equipped places, ensuring that no train is approaching or on a permissive signal of the level crossing signaling. Use pedestrian crossings, bridges, and tunnels to cross railway tracks. When crossing at a pedestrian crossing, remove headphones and hoods, as they may prevent you from noticing an approaching train.

To preserve your life, never and under no circumstances:

Do not crawl under passenger platforms and rolling stock;

Do not jump from the passenger platform onto the tracks;

Do not cross the railway crossing when the traffic light signal is prohibitive, regardless of the position and presence of the barrier;

Do not be on railway transport facilities while under the influence of alcohol;

Do not climb on the supports and special structures of the contact network, overhead lines, and artificial structures;

When on a railway platform, do not approach its edge, stand behind the limiting line. It is especially dangerous to approach the edge of the platform on lines with high-speed traffic – due to the force of the air flow created by the passing train, you may lose your balance and put yourself in danger.

BE ATTENTIVE while on railway transport facilities, protect your life
and warn those around you about the danger, especially children!