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Direction 2006: partners in transportation safety - Transport Canada's role in the reduction of highway/railway grade crossing collisions and trespassing incidents.
Direction 2006 - Site produced in partnership among governments, industry, police and public service organizations
Guideline For Inspecting and Testing Preemption Of Interconnected Traffic Control Signals & Railway Crossing Warning Systems
Operation Lifesaver - Site sponsored by The Railway Association of Canada and Transport Canada and works in co-operation with the Canada Safety Council and provincial safety councils/ leagues to reduce the number of accidents that result in fatalities, injuries, and monetary losses.
Procedures and conditions for eliminating whistling at public crossings - Engine whistling requirements are controlled through the Canadian Rail Operating Rules (CROR).
"Railway crossings facts - Transport Canada has a permanent safety inspection program to monitor railway crossings, to ensure standards are met under the Railway Safety Act, and to identify areas for improvement.