use comma and pronoun "it"

Do you have a question?

The first sentence is really bad English. The term "foreign experience" is ambiguous in the second sentence. You don't happen to be Chinese, do you?

Did you mean to say:

Because I am a train driver, I think it is very important for my company to develop and implement measures that provide safe movement of the trains.

This is not clear. What do you want to say here?:
And foreign experience is a great contribution.

Hi moderators, something is wrong. Other posters' answers are found among my posts.

It was April Fools day, here in the US but also in many parts of the world.

For more information, read this -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/April_Fools%27_Day

I am not a moderator. This web site has used pranks to amuse or astound a2k members on April Fools' Day for quite a few years.