Safety is everyone's responsibility

Don't Play Chicken! Stay off the tracks!

Rail Safety Tip: Walking along the tracks is dangerous, not a shortcut. Use sidewalks and pedestrian crossings when near train tracks. With double tracking, you should expect a train on any track in either direction. We urge you to look both ways before you cross the tracks at a designated crossing.

When you're on the rail platform, be sure to stay behind the painted and raised markings.

  Driver Safety Tip: Slow down. Never speed under or drive around lowering gates or flashing lights, it's illegal and dangerous.

Bus first, you second.

All pedestrians should cross safely at the crosswalk AFTER the bus has passed.

Rider Safety Tip: After exiting the bus, don't cross in front of the vehicle. Even if the bus is stopped, other vehicles may be approaching and they can't always see you when crossing in front of the bus. It's not safe!

  Driver Safety Tip: Keep a safe distance. Our buses carry thousands of people every day and we stop frequently. Give at least 3 seconds of space when following behind our vehicles and keep your eyes peeled for pedestrians.

Do not chase the bus!

Rider Safety Tip: No journey is worth putting yourself in danger. To avoid injuries and traffic hazards, stay safe and catch the next one. 

  Driver Safety Tip: Be aware of your surroundings when approaching a bus stop.

Heads Up. Phones Down.

Pedestrian Safety Tip: Always use the crosswalk. Crossing anywhere else is illegal and dangerous. Crosswalks provide a level of protection, because drivers expect to see pedestrians at crosswalks.

Do not use your phone while crossing a street. You need to be aware of what's happening all around you and that's not easy to do if you're looking down.

Leave No Headroom For Error. Wear A Helmet.

Bike & Scooter Safety Tip: Never park your scooter on the sidewalk or near the train tracks and always dock your bike at one of our bike stations. Do not ride bikes or scooters on the train tracks and do not leave them on rail platforms.

Be courteous and don't make a mess by leaving your scooter at our stations. It's important to keep walking paths clear for pedestrians and those using wheelchairs.