8K views · 164 reactions | #Safety is personal for CSX railroaders. Conductor Tim Corbitt’s life changed after witnessing a co-worker’s accident. “It made me realize how quickly things can change,” Tim shares. “This is my family away from my family, and I never want to see anyone get hurt.” His story embodies the heart of #SafeCSX—a shared responsibility, care, and accountability to ensure every team member gets home safely. #TogetherForSafety #ONECSX | CSX | Facebook

The CSX Responder Incident Training (RIT) program is an integral part of our commitment to safety, helping us build relationships with and train the first responders who serve the communities where we operate. Last year alone, CSX hosted 40 events across 35 cities along our network, training nearly 4,000 first responders to safely respond to potential rail emergencies through traditional, virtual, and hands-on RIT train exercises – and we look forward to hosting the many sessions already planned

The CSX Responder Incident Training (RIT) train recently rolled into Nashville, TN, for a special training event with local emergency responders and the US Army. City, state, and federal officials gathered for the Defense Urban Terrain Exercise where first responders and military members received hands-on training through a real-world emergency scenario. The CSX RIT Train helps ensure our nation's first responders are prepared with specialized training to safely navigate a potential rail-related