Crime Stoppers work in partnership with Queensland Rail to ensure your journey on the network is as safe as possible. Queensland Rail is publicly voted as the safest railway in the nation and our partnership along with a host of other initiatives is helping to keep you safe.

YOU can contact Crime Stoppers for rail network related matters:

Use our mobile app to share information about offenders or incidents that have taken place - tap on 'Share Information' in the bottom menu of the app.
Use our website to report information via mobile devices and desktop computers for later investigation by Queensland Rail or Police about offenders or suspicious activity.
Call and speak with our team on 1800 333 000 at any time to discuss suspicious or criminal activity or incidents taking place on the railway network.
Emergency Contact Buttons are also present near the doors in all City network carriages so that customers can speak to the driver or guard in the event of an incident occurring on the train.

Queensland Rail is also a Community Supporter of Crime Stoppers in Queensland

You can help make your travel on the rail network safer, by:

Reporting suspicious, inappropriate or criminal behaviour in, on or around the rail network to Crime Stoppers 24 hours per day...
- By reporting online at www.crimestoppersqld.com.au,
- By calling our 24/7 free-call number, 1800 333 000.

Remember that Crime Stoppers is an intelligence gathering service, and works with the Queensland Police Service and Queensland Rail in order to use information provided to help solve and prevent crime and respond to non-urgent incidents taking place on the rail network.

If you need immediate assistance, dial Triple Zero (000)

Positive Partnerships like the one that Queensland Rail has with Crime Stoppers, helps to reduce crime on the rail network.

Do You Recognise This Person?
Passenger Information Displays

On the rail network you may recognise persons with whom the Queensland Police Service or Queensland Rail wish to speak to about an incident or matter with which they may be able to assist.

The Passenger Information Display system (PIDs) carries images similar to the one pictured right, from time to time. The use of a persons image does not necessarily indicate that they are an offender - merely that Police or Rail Staff wish to speak with them about an incident that has occurred on the rail network. The person may be a witness and may be able to provide additional information to help with an incident. During your travel - if you recognise any of these persons - we encourage you to let us know via either of our three communication mediums listed above.