Train incidents refer to accidents or events involving trains that can result in injuries, fatalities, or damage to property. These incidents can include collisions with other trains, vehicles, or pedestrians, as well as derailments, where a train leaves its tracks. Factors contributing to train incidents may include human error, mechanical failure, or adverse weather conditions. Safety measures are in place to minimize train incidents, such as signaling systems and regular maintenance checks. Organizations like the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) monitor and regulate train operations to enhance safety. Public awareness campaigns also educate people about the dangers of train crossings and the importance of following safety guidelines.