The Right Track program ended community safety month in style with the first of many, Right Track Dance Parties on Friday evening.  Working with the City of Gosnells and held at Gosnells PCYC , the young people in the area enjoyed a night of games, dancing and prizes as well as meeting some of the Public Transport Authorities Transit Officers. We were lucky enough to have Transit Line Supervisor, Mick Steele, along with two Transit Officers from the Armadale Line, Clinton Fernandez and Rachelle Bennett join us on the night.

As part of Community Safety Month 2015, the first of four Right Track Hip Hop nights took place on Friday 9 October at Save the Children’s One Stop Closer program in Armadale, WA.

'Health and Safety’ was the theme of the evening and one of our very own Transit Officers, Lawrence Hoxey, came along to get the conversation started about rail safety and the role of a Public Transport Authority Transit Officer. 
 

If you have been following us on social media over the last few weeks then you will be aware of the short film that we have released telling the story of the circumstances leading up to the night that Jonathan Beninca decided to trespass on the rail network and vandalise a train.

Rail Safety Ambassador Jonathan Beninca has spent the last week working his way around many schools and youth organisations in Perth. Jonathan is here to start the conversation with young people about rail safety and the consequences of taking risks. 

To coincide with Jonathan Beninca’s visit to Western Australia next week, is the release of a short film that tells Jonathan’s story. Working with Elephant Productions, we have re-created the circumstances leading up to the night that Jonathan decided to trespass on the rail network and vandalise a train.