Is an accident report required if a train strikes a pedestrian without any motor vehicle involved?

In the context of accident reporting regulations, a report is generally not required when a train strikes a pedestrian if there are no additional factors involved, such as a motor vehicle or if the incident does not result in injury or damage significant enough to warrant formal documentation. The focus of accident reporting is to ensure accountability and safety, primarily when there is an injury, damage, or risk to public safety.

When the situation involves only a train and a pedestrian, and there are no injuries or damages, the regulations may not mandate an official report. However, local laws and specific railway policies might differ, so it's essential to refer to those as well for complete compliance.