Network Rail has launched a public safety campaign highlighting the dangers of pedestrian distractions at level crossings through shocking CCTV footage. The disturbing clips depict moments when individuals, including a teenager and a couple with a pram, disregard safety alarms, which emphasizes the need for heightened awareness. New research suggests that Gen Z are significantly more prone to distractions from their phones than Boomers, with 47% of young adults admitting to having walked into something while distracted. Alarmingly, there have been 1,574 near-misses at level crossings over the past four years, prompting urgent warnings from Network Rail.
Network Rail has released shocking CCTV footage to emphasize the dangers of pedestrian distractions at level crossings, showing various risky behaviors by pedestrians.
New research indicates that 47% of Gen Z, compared to only 7% of Boomers, have distractedly walked into someone or something, underlining a generational issue.
The alarming statistic of 1,574 recorded near-miss incidents at level crossings in the last four years highlights the serious consequences of distracted walking.
As a preventative measure, Network Rail aims to improve public awareness of the dangers by showcasing real-life examples of pedestrian distractions near railway lines.
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