Two Blinking Warning Lights Are $3000 \mathrm{~m}$ Apart Along a Railroad Track

True/False

Two blinking warning lights are $3000 \mathrm{~m}$ apart along a railroad track. Suppose that in the ground frame the west light blinks (event $W$ ) $5 \mu$ s before the east light blinks (event $E$ ). Now imagine that both lights are observed by a passenger on the train who passes the west light just as it blinks. It is possible for the train to be moving fast enough that the two blinks are observed (not necessarily seen) by the passenger to be simultaneous.