At the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, rail safety education is an essential part of our mission to preserve and share the legacy of American train travel. Through engaging programs and special events, we highlight the historical context of railway operations while teaching today’s audiences how to stay safe around trains and tracks. Our knowledgeable staff and dedicated volunteers work tirelessly to build public awareness and trust, blending historical insight with practical lessons. Whether you’re a seasoned rail enthusiast or a curious first-time visitor, our rail safety education efforts ensure that the past informs the present—making every journey safer and more meaningful for all.
Preventing Rail Tragedies: See Tracks? Think Train® Week 2024 Railroads are a key part of our transportation system, but they can also be dangerous. Every year, incidents at railroad crossings and trespassing areas claim the lives of many. That’s why See Tracks? Think Train® Week is so vital. This year’s campaign, held from Sept. 23…
