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If an incident involves a vehicle vs. a train, complete a crash report and put the information about the train in the narrative. Train passengers may be listed as Non-Motorist / Occupant of a Non-Motor Vehicle. | If an incident involves a vehicle vs. a train, complete a crash report and put the information about the train in the narrative. Train passengers may be listed as Non-Motorist / Occupant of a Non-Motor Vehicle. | ||
If an incident involves a pedestrian vs. a train, do not complete a crash | If an incident involves a pedestrian vs. a train, do not complete a crash report unless a motor vehicle is also involved. See the [https://www.tracsflorida.org/wiki/index.php?title=Crash_FAQ Crash FAQ] page if needed. | ||
Revision as of 14:43, 18 September 2024
PerFSS 316.003 (69), a railroad train is not a motor vehicle.
If an incident involves a vehicle vs. a train, complete a crash report and put the information about the train in the narrative. Train passengers may be listed as Non-Motorist / Occupant of a Non-Motor Vehicle.
If an incident involves a pedestrian vs. a train, do not complete a crash report unless a motor vehicle is also involved. See the Crash FAQ page if needed.