Why should rail fans not take photos of military equipment?
Posting photos of military equipment and movement information on websites seems harmless; however, that information is valuable to terrorists and our nation’s enemies. Citizens photographing military shipments will draw the attention and scrutiny of local police. 2. Why do rail fans need a “pass” to watch trains and take photos? Rail fans do not need a “pass” to watch trains. The CRS identification card is not intended to be a pass but instead has reminders of safe activity around the railroad and has the BNSF Resource Operations Call Center emergency number for the member to use to report crimes in progress on the railroad. 3. Why will the link to my ID card not work? Some Internet Service Providers (ISPs) split the link to the CRS identification card into multiple lines. Users should try typing the entire link into their web browser and should be able to print the identification card from there. As an alternative, forward the email message with the link information to Resource.Protec
