Metro-Man poses with Deidre Mitchell, TRACKS Program
Manager, at Stamford Station in between handing out masks to customers.
Learning about safety at Metro-North Railroad has
never been easier – or more fun – for kids!
Metro-North’s TRACKS (Together Railroads and
Communities Keeping Safe) Program offers a variety of free virtual safety
events and activities that will have them chugging along in no time!
Like its annual Rail Safety Poster Contest, which
invites regional students, K-12, to submit original artwork depicting what they
think is most important about rail safety at Metro-North. Submissions will be
accepted through November 20, so get those art supplies ready!
For more information, please visit http://web.mta.info/mnr/tracks/rsw/.
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But
the train doesn’t stop there. Metro-North also has free ‘passports’ for kids to
enjoy at home or while riding on the rails, which are full of great safety tips
from Metro-Man and Tracks the Dog! And let’s not forget about Metro-North’s
ever-popular safety-inspired coloring book!
If you’re looking for some great tutorials on how to
stay safe around Metro-North, the railroad also has a fun video series
featuring Metro-Man in action and giving safety tips to customers!
Interested? You can find all of those videos at http://web.mta.info/mnr/tracks/rsw/.
For
more information on Metro-North’s TRACKS program, or to request a free rail
safety presentation, visit http://web.mta.info/mnr/tracks/index.html
or send an email to MNRTracks@mnr.org.
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