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CONTACT US
Operation Lifesaver Tennessee
Jill Moody, State Coordinator
9208 Apache Trail
Brentwood, TN 37027
Phone: (615)915-2618
Email: jill@tnol.org
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About Operation Lifesaver Tennessee
Operation Lifesaver Tennessee is a statewide, non-profit public awareness and education program dedicated to ending tragic
collisions, fatalities, and injuries at highway-rail grade crossings and on railroad property.
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OPERATION LIFESAVER TENNESSEE WANTS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO
BE SAFE AROUND HIGHWAY-RAIL GRADE CROSSINGS AND TRAINS!
Our volunteer speakers, called Presenters,
are available, free of charge, to provide important safety information
to professional truck and bus drivers, school bus drivers, drivers
education classes, elementary school students, law enforcement and
emergency responders, and other civic organizations.
For further information, or to arrange a presentation please contact
our State Coordinator, Jill Moody.
Many more learning tools can be found at our National
Office's website.
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Railroad safety video intended for children by using cartoon characters
to teach railroad safety. A 1992 classic now available, along with
many other Operation Lifesaver videos and news segments from around
the US, on YouTube. A great resource! MORE
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Learning about railroad crossing safety is fun with our beginner
and advanced word search and unscrambe games. You can also print
our our coloring book pages for a fun classroom activity and discussion
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Operation Lifesaver has developed a Grade Crossing Collision Investigation
(GCCI) course for law enforcement officers in cooperation with the
law enforcement community. Courses are available in 4-hour, 8-hour,
and 16-hour lengths to fit your schedule.
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Teacher Resources can be used to supplement lesson plans or as stand-alone
components. Railroad safety messages and images are available for
classroom use via video clips, PSAs, pictures, bulletin board ideas,
newsletter articles, award certificates and free OL presentations.
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We support and encourage the kinds of continued engineering research
and innovation responsible for having greatly improved the safety
of America's railroad crossings because whenever two modes of transportation
share the same section of roadway, as they do at highway-rail grade
crossings, the possibility for a collision exists. LEARN
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