STOCK TITAN

MEDIA AVAILABILITY: CN Police Officers Available For Media Interviews During See Tracks? Think Train Week

(Neutral)
(Neutral)
Tags

CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) is offering media interviews with CN police officers during See Tracks? Think Train Week, an annual public awareness campaign from September 23-29, 2024. The initiative aims to promote rail safety and prevent accidents at crossings. CN officers will participate in safety initiatives across the country, sharing tips and highlighting the dangers of trespassing on railway property.

Media outlets can arrange onsite, in-studio, or on-air interviews with CN officers through regional media contacts. Visual elements will be available for various media formats. CN emphasizes that safety is a shared responsibility and encourages community involvement in spreading awareness about rail crossing safety and the risks of trespassing on tracks.

Loading...
Loading translation...

Positive

  • CN is actively participating in a public safety awareness campaign
  • The company is engaging with media to promote rail safety

Negative

  • None.

News Market Reaction – CNI

-1.60%
-1.60% Session move

In the trading session that priced this news, CNI declined 1.60%, reflecting a mild negative market reaction.

Data tracked by StockTitan Argus on the day of publication.

AI-generated analysis. How Rhea-AI works. Not financial advice.

See more from StockTitan in Google Search and AI answers. Adds StockTitan as a preferred source · opens Google
Add on Google
  • Be Rail Smart on or around rail property and help prevent accidents and injuries at rail crossings
  • Help share the message during See Tracks? Think Train Week (Sept. 23-29)

HOMEWOOD, Ill., Sept. 20, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CN (TSX: CNR) (NYSE: CNI) will offer members of the media the opportunity to talk with CN police officers in uniform during See Tracks? Think Train Week, an annual public awareness campaign that runs from September 23-29. Throughout the week, CN officers will travel across the country and into communities to participate in safety initiatives at commuter and railway crossings, share rail safety tips and to highlight the dangers of trespassing on railway tracks and property.

CN invites media outlets to contact our regional media contacts to arrange onsite, in-studio or on-air interviews. The CN media relations team is also happy to offer visual elements for on-camera interviews, online and print outlets.

CN is a proud partner of See Tracks? Think Train Week, and our goal is to keep everyone safe on and around the railway throughout the year. With the help of the communities we serve, schools and our media partners, we share important messages about rail crossing safety and the dangers of trespassing throughout North America. Safety is everyone’s responsibility and together we can save lives at railroad crossings and on tracks.

About CN Police
Every year, CN Police Services respond to hundreds of events across the eight Canadian provinces and 16 U.S. states within our network. In addition to protecting CN property, CNPS officers deliver rail safety presentations to schools, trucking agencies, bus operators and community organizations. By rolling out strategic educational initiatives and conducting targeted operations, CNPS aims to promote safe behaviors and increase awareness of rail safety. CNPS is committed to making CN the safest railroad in North America.

For more information or an interview with CN Police, contact:

US
Canada


FAQ

When is See Tracks? Think Train Week for CN (CNI) in 2024?

See Tracks? Think Train Week for CN (CNI) runs from September 23-29, 2024.

What is CN (CNI) offering during See Tracks? Think Train Week?

CN (CNI) is offering media interviews with CN police officers and providing visual elements for on-camera interviews, online, and print outlets during See Tracks? Think Train Week.

What is the purpose of CN's (CNI) participation in See Tracks? Think Train Week?

CN's (CNI) participation in See Tracks? Think Train Week aims to promote rail safety, prevent accidents at crossings, and highlight the dangers of trespassing on railway tracks and property.

How can media outlets arrange interviews with CN (CNI) police officers during See Tracks? Think Train Week?

Media outlets can contact CN's (CNI) regional media contacts to arrange onsite, in-studio, or on-air interviews with CN police officers during See Tracks? Think Train Week.