Railway safety

at train station platforms, a door that separates the platform from the train, due to architectural constraints, climate control, and/or for safety

switch that is designed to activate if the human operator becomes incapacitated

device to stop a train as quickly as possible

area around vehicle that cannot be directly observed by the driver while at the controls

railroad switch, which ensures a driveway in front of other train movements

railway safety technique

thumb|right|Cowcatcher of an American 1911 Baldwin Locomotive Works|Baldwin [[steam locomotive at the Texas Transportation Museum]] thumb|Leading truck and cowcatcher on the John Bull (locomotive)|John Bull thumb|British Rail Class 153 with obstacle deflector, prominently seen in yellow. thumb|right|Lifeguard (circled) on a British British Rail Class 43 (HST)|HST powercar

signaling system for trains

system

warning to train passengers

additional train rail used to resist derailment

train protection system

thumb|200px|United States|American crossbucks at the intersection of Redrock Randsburg Road and the Southern Pacific (now [[Union Pacific) Railroad, in the Mojave Desert near Garlock, California, May 2004]]

agency of the Government of Canada

powerful air horn that serves as an audible warning device on electric and diesel locomotives

1938 U.S. Supreme Court case on diversity jurisdiction

type of inspection

device used to detect defects on trains

wheel-slide prevention in railway systems