Safety Messages
Welcome to the Valley Line Southeast LRT, an exciting new transportation option coming soon to the city! As TransEd is testing trains along the Valley Line Southeast LRT and mimicking the future schedule, we want to remind you of some important safety measures to keep in mind while travelling around the LRT.
Let’s work together to make sure that the Valley Line Southeast LRT is a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone!
While train testing continues, TransEd technicians are monitoring Valley Line Southeast LRT high voltage power infrastructure behind these walls. These utility complexes, and ones just like them along the 13km of tracks, contain high voltage equipment. Be safe, never attempt to enter an LRT utility complex.
At intersections, pavement markings and STOP LINE signs indicate where road users must stop to stay out of the intersection. Stopping at the stop line ensures road users are a safe distance from the Valley Line tracks when the trains pass through the intersection. Stopping at the stop line also helps to ensure vehicles in turn lanes are detected by the traffic signal detection system.
Never shortcut across the tracks. Valley Line Southeast trains move quickly and quietly, you may not hear them approaching.
Always be aware of your surroundings near train tracks along the Valley Line Southeast, and never try to race a train. Follow all traffic signals and signs. Slow down and stop before the stop line when approaching the yellow light. When you see tracks, expect a train!
When you are driving along the Valley Line Southeast, pay attention to new traffic signals and signs. To stay a safe distance away from the tracks, bring your vehicle to a complete stop before the stop line. Train testing is increasing. When you see tracks, expect a train!
The overhead live power lines provide 750 Volts to power the trains. Be aware that contact with live overhead wires can lead to serious injury or death. Please keep high-reaching objects/devices away from the overhead wires.
All pedestrian crossings along the Valley Line Southeast have countdown timers and audible pedestrian signals. Always press the button and wait at the intersection for the walk light. Train testing is increasing. When you see tracks, expect a train!
The Valley Line Southeast trains are very quiet, you might not hear them approaching. To safely cross, use a crosswalk, and wait for the pedestrian lights to indicate that it is safe to do so. Train testing is increasing. When you see tracks, expect a train!
As you drive along Valley Line Southeast, pay attention to new traffic signs and “no right turn on red” signs. Collisions can be prevented by obeying these signs. Drivers are reminded that there are no right turns permitted northbound 83 St at 90 Ave near Vimy Ridge school.
Trains on the Valley Line Southeast share the road vehicles. There are no crossing arms, no gates, and no bells at intersections. Never stop on the tracks. Train testing is underway. When you see tracks, expect a train!
Be aware of “no right turn on red” signs when driving along the Valley Line Southeast. Drivers must obey these signs to prevent collisions. Train testing is underway. When you see tracks, expect a train!
The Valley Line Southeast trains are actively testing in the downtown area. Please do not jaywalk across the tracks and only cross when the pedestrian crossing sign is on. Follow the road signs and be aware of your surroundings. When you see tracks, expect a train!
At the Davies Transit Centre and Park & Ride, you will find designated sidewalks for pedestrians to ensure safety. To prevent slipping and falling in the winter, walk on the designated safe pathways.