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Reporting serious incidents
Below are some examples of serious incidents:
- Any fatality or serious injury involving a:
- Passenger;
- Railway employee/contractor;
- Child trespasser aged under 16;
- Level crossing user – cyclist, motorist, pedestrian;
- Any fatality or serious injury to a person on a level crossing.
- Any collision between rolling stock.
- Collapses of tunnels, bridges, cranes or scaffolding.
- Any release of dangerous goods involving a train carrying a nuclear flask/radioactive waste.
Who can I report an incident to?
Our accident section takes details of major incidents from the industry. Further information about how to report an incident can be found in Reporting of Serious Incidents to HM Railway Inspectorate (HMRI)
Last updated 18 January 2008
Related documents
- Reporting of Serious Incidents to HM Railway Inspectorate (HMRI) (
PDF 43 Kb). - HMRI Investigations guide (
PDF 308 Kb). - HSL Review of RAIB investigations and recommendations 2007 (
PDF 322 Kb). - HSL Review of RAIB investigations & recommendations 2005-06 (
PDF 157 Kb).
Forms for reporting incidents
- F2508RAReport of an accident not at a level crossing(
PDF 695 Kb)Form F2508RA - F2508RBReport of an accident at a level crossing(
PDF 264 Kb)Form F2508RB - F2508RCMonthly report of dangerous occurrences(
PDF 193 Kb)Form F2508RC - LP RP1
