CSX Safety and Operations Overview

The video highlights the history and operations of CSX Transportation, emphasizing its commitment to safety. It details the company's historical roots, current operations, and the importance of safety in its workforce and community interactions. The video provides essential safety tips for the public regarding railroad crossings and encourages a partnership in safety awareness.

What was the first common carrier railway in the U.S. that later became part of CSX Transportation?

• Northern Pacific Railway

• Southern Pacific Railroad

• Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

• Union Pacific Railroad

How many miles of track does CSX operate today?

• 20,000 miles

• 15,000 miles

• 30,000 miles

• 23,000 miles

What is emphasized as a key factor in moving freight at CSX?

• Government support

• Smart and hard-working people

• Automated systems

• Advanced technology

What is the primary focus of CSX's safety culture?

• Cost reduction

• Efficiency

• Safety

• Innovation

What is a common phrase you might hear from CSX employees regarding their work?

• Speed is key

• No job is so important that it cannot be done safely

• Safety is optional

• Efficiency over safety

Who does CSX collaborate with to promote safety in communities?

• Federal government

• State and local police

• International organizations

• Local businesses

What is a key message CSX shares with students and community groups?

• Trains are faster than cars

• Trains are always on time

• Safety is everyone's responsibility

• Railroads are outdated

What should you do if you see a train approaching while driving?

• Honk to alert the train

• Speed up to cross before the train

• Stop and wait for the train to pass

• Ignore the train

What is the recommended action if your vehicle stalls on a track?

• Stay inside the vehicle

• Try to push the vehicle off the track

• Get out and move away from the track

• Call a friend for help

What is the best rule to follow when near train tracks?

• Drive around barriers

• Look, listen, and live

• Run across quickly

• Ignore warning signs