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‘Please don’t hit me’: Messages on LRT trains meant to remind drivers of driving rules

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The number of crashes involving Edmonton’s LRT trains, as well as the city’s growing traffic fatality rate, signals a problem with how drivers respond to signs and signals, says the Alberta Motor Association.

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‘Please don’t hit me’: Messages on LRT trains meant to remind drivers of driving rules

The number of crashes involving Edmonton’s LRT trains, as well as the city’s growing traffic fatality rate, signals a problem with how drivers respond to signs and signals, says the Alberta Motor Association.

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CTV News broke the news in Canada on Thursday, January 8, 2026.
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