Expressing his deepest condolences to the bereaved family, Lou Schillaci, a veteran train conductor with decades of experience, has urged the public to exercise extreme caution around railway tracks. He emphasized that trains traveling at relatively low speeds require a significant distance to come to a complete stop, making it virtually impossible for conductors to avoid collisions with individuals on the tracks. Schillaci reiterated the traumatic impact such incidents have on train crews, often leaving lasting emotional scars. He emphasized that conductors are frequently the first responders at accident scenes, witnessing the aftermath firsthand. The tragic accident, which remains under investigation, has prompted the installation of additional safety measures, including fences and warning signs. However, Schillaci maintains that personal vigilance is paramount, as seasoned railroad workers strictly avoid walking between the rails.