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From page 75... ... A-1 Countermeasure Summary Matrix A P P E N D I X A Read the entire page →
From page 76... ... Category Countermeasure Rail System Type Problem Location Costs Type of Trespassing Addressed Target Root Cause Companion Countermeasure Ease of Implementation Benefit-Cost Tradeoffs Engineering and Physical Measures Fencing, Channelization, and Barriers Light (L) , Heavy (H) Read the entire page →
From page 77... ... Category Countermeasure Rail System Type Problem Location Costs Target Root Cause Companion Countermeasure Ease of Implementation Benefit-Cost Tradeoffs • Criminal Behavior • Lost/Dropped Items • Other • Platform Screen Doors • Lighting • Employee Intervention Training • Hope Poles • Law Enforcement and Patrol be efficient and cost-effective at locations where fencing or other barriers are not viable options. Engineering and Physical Measures Lighting L, H, C • ROWs • Equipment and maintenance yards • Stations and platforms $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Criminal Behavior • Other • Anti-trespass Guard Panels • Surveillance and Detection • Hope Poles Tier 3 • Provides a personal feeling of security and suggests that the area is under surveillance by the railroad agency. Read the entire page →
From page 78... ... Category Countermeasure Rail System Type Problem Location Costs Type of Trespassing Addressed Target Root Cause Companion Countermeasure Ease of Implementation Benefit-Cost Tradeoffs • Law Enforcement and Patrol Education and Engagement Community-Based Collaboration L, H, C • Non-specific $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Other • Fencing, Channelization, and Barriers • Track Retrieval Device • Signage • Public and Industry Events and Campaigns • Law Enforcement and Patrol Tier 2 • Community-based collaborations exis allow for agencies to leverage their ting sources as well as expand the reach. Education and Engagement Public and Industry Events and Campaigns L, H, C • Non-specific $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Lost/Dropped Items • Other • Track Retrieval Device • Signage • Community-Based Collaboration • Law Enforcement and Patrol Tier 2 • Provides the opportunity for the public to engage with transit agencies and become aware of important safety information by reaching out to the public with general messaging. Read the entire page →

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... Category Countermeasure Rail System Type Problem Location Costs Target Root Cause Companion Countermeasure Ease of Implementation Benefit-Cost Tradeoffs • Criminal Behavior • Lost/Dropped Items • Other • Platform Screen Doors • Lighting • Employee Intervention Training • Hope Poles • Law Enforcement and Patrol be efficient and cost-effective at locations where fencing or other barriers are not viable options. Engineering and Physical Measures Lighting L, H, C • ROWs • Equipment and maintenance yards • Stations and platforms $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Criminal Behavior • Other • Anti-trespass Guard Panels • Surveillance and Detection • Hope Poles Tier 3 • Provides a personal feeling of security and suggests that the area is under surveillance by the railroad agency.

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... Category Countermeasure Rail System Type Problem Location Costs Type of Trespassing Addressed Target Root Cause Companion Countermeasure Ease of Implementation Benefit-Cost Tradeoffs • Law Enforcement and Patrol Education and Engagement Community-Based Collaboration L, H, C • Non-specific $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Other • Fencing, Channelization, and Barriers • Track Retrieval Device • Signage • Public and Industry Events and Campaigns • Law Enforcement and Patrol Tier 2 • Community-based collaborations exis allow for agencies to leverage their ting sources as well as expand the reach. Education and Engagement Public and Industry Events and Campaigns L, H, C • Non-specific $ T, S • Self-Harm Intent • Shortcut/Route Convenience • Lost/Dropped Items • Other • Track Retrieval Device • Signage • Community-Based Collaboration • Law Enforcement and Patrol Tier 2 • Provides the opportunity for the public to engage with transit agencies and become aware of important safety information by reaching out to the public with general messaging.

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