Network Rail | Hit or Miss

Track worker safety is a major issue for Network Rail. As a key element of their wider Safety 365 campaign, the ‘Hit or Miss’ initiative was aimed at eliminating fatalities and serious injuries’. Our film was designed to support this: attacking complacency; getting staff to stay alert; think about the wider impact of their actions and above all, not use their mobiles on track! Its efficacy saw it become an industry-wide communication piece driven by demand, winning one Gold, one Silver and two Bronze awards at the IVCA.

[@katemissfilanpurrmcdevitt]

The train driver’s wife is unbelievably selfish and doesn’t understand what he went through even if you don’t run someone over and they narrowly escaped the near accident it’s still a traumatic experience for them and the driver. This send chills down my spine and the part where Darren was killed then his body was smashed into pieces was really pretty gross his poor family Xx😢😢

[@Crewecabking]

I’d straight up divorce her if she was like that

[@Kovy2003]

Is That Southeastern Railway From Kent

[@oldmanjoe6808]

Chilling.

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

The body getting hit and falling looked good

[@MrAlex-ej8ov]

2:39 while the point is clear... the corpse is cheesy...

[@tob19]

I guess she never missed huh

[@clownbread6224]

chipotle I was gonna say that

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

@Lazys The Dank Engineer 0:17 she looks like S H R E K - funni railway worker man

[@Thewelshtrainspotter12]

Why you need to be on the ball at all times.

[@Crewecabking]

Why do network rail keep sacrificing employees for safety videos

[@vallsEjs]

2:00 The moment he knew the moment he fucked up

[@mutantthegreat7963]

Quite a bit of foul language in that one for an official video.

[@Thunderninja124]

0:19 he looks like S H R E K

[@West_Coast_Mainline]

0:17 She looks like S H R E K