Trespassing on train tracks breaks the law. It also breaks hearts.

[@awesomeguy2009]

I used to trespass on Toronto's GO Train tracks to take a shortcut (45 minute walk cut down to 15 minutes) but, I don't do it anymore. I'd rather walk an extra 30 minutes than risk my life.

[@Wyatt_Olson]

Why, because you are so old and washed up you can't hear a train coming?

[@awesomeguy2009]

@@Wyatt_Olson I can but idk I just don't do it lol

[@Wyatt_Olson]

@@awesomeguy2009 i can go directly across and hear a train coming from a mile away.

[@awesomeguy2009]

@@Wyatt_Olson same lol

[@jiogcyihsugyiocjfdoivhphvw6821]

@@Wyatt_Olson keep that up and youll be on this type of video

[@NSRAILFAN-qb1ej]

If you are trespassing on railroad tracks, you are not a pedestrian.

[@Poodleinacan]

You would think that knowing you're drunk, you would try to be as careful as possible. ... I guess not everyone can do this. (and yes, I have once biked while being minutes away from being blank-out drunk. I chose to ride the long route, to get the pedestrian crossing lights, to ensure I would get back home safely.)