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Title: Railway safety is no game
Weighing over 100 tons,
(Camera shows someone putting down a toy locomotive on track.)
a train can take up to 2 kilometres to stop.
(Side view of toy locomotive and railway car hooking up before departing.)
(Top view of same hook-up operation of locomotive and railway car.)
(Camera shows miniature toy track being laid down by a human hand with locomotive facing camera in background.)
When you approach a railway crossing, slow down...
(...camera in driver's seat of toy automobile approaching a level railway crossing on hardwood floor and human hand installing a railway crossing sign facing traffic.)
look, listen, and obey the signals,
Because when the train comes,
(Camera pans across a railway level crossing sign from behind with vehicular traffic shown waiting for train to pass.)
it can't stop for you.
Safety is no game.
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Last year, more than 70 people died in accidents on Canadian railways.
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For more information on Rail Safety is no game, visit www.operationlifesaver.ca, or call
1 800 O–Canada.
Call or visit our website for your free safety brochure.
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