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Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incident Detail Listing (5.15)
This report lists all highway-rail grade crossing incidents and key details, along with the ability to download reports for the form 57 (highway-rail grade crossing incidents),... -
Rail Data Definitions
This section is intended to provide detailed information about some of the terms found on the FRA Safety Data site. Many of these definitions, and more detailed explanations,... -
Crossing PDF Reports and Crossing Locator Map (5.02)
This report allows users to generate a Form 6180.71 Crossing Inventory PDF form, Form 6180.57 Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Accident/Incident PDF form and/or map a USDOT Crossing... -
Highway-Rail Incidents, Inventory and Trespasser High-Level Summary (1.11)
This report contains US-level key statistics, including data on highway-rail grade crossing incidents, fatalities, and injuries; public and private grade crossings; and... -
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incidents Within Quiet Zones Summary Report
This is the report page for Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incidents Within Quiet Zones Summary Report. -
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Accident/Incident Source Data (Form 57)
All impacts between railroad on-track equipment and highway users at a highway-rail grade crossing are reported by railroads to the FRA on Form FRA F 6180.57 Highway-Rail Grade... -
Train Accident (not at Highway-Rail Crossings) Summary (2.03)
This is the page for Train Accident (not at Highway-Rail Crossings) Summary (2.03). -
Crossing Inventory - Landing Page
Reports for highway rail crossing inventory can be found within this portal. A highway-rail crossing is a location where a public highway, road, street, or private roadway,... -
Crossing Inventory Listing (8.01/8.08)
This report contains a listing of each highway-rail crossing in the United States. Each row displays the crossing ID, or USDOT Crossing Inventory Number, along with the state,... -
Monthly Railroad Operational Summaries
All Railroads covered by Part 225 Accident/Injury reporting are required to provide monthly summary statistics via the form F6180.55. -
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incidents, Fatalities and Injuries (2.08)
This report contains data for highway-rail grade crossing incidents, fatalities and injuries, with the ability to display the data by highway user, state, county, city,... -
Data Release Schedule
This dataset is updated monthly, on the first of the month. Data is released on a three-month delay. Railroads have up to 59 days to report and then there is 30 days for... -
Accident Cause (including Highway-Rail Crossings) (3.10)
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Crossing Inventory Source Data (Form 71) - Historical
A highway-rail crossing is a location where a public highway, road, street, or private roadway, including associated sidewalks and pathways, crosses one or more railroad tracks.... -
Injury/Illness Summary - Operational Source Data (Form 55)
All railroads are required to submit their operational data for train miles, employee hours worked, yard switching miles, the number of passengers transported, and passenger... -
Overview Reports Landing Page
This is the landing page for rail safety overview reports, which contain summary-level data about train accidents, highway-rail accidents, casualties and operational data. -
Highway-Rail Crossing Incidents - Landing Page
Reports for highway-rail grade crossing incidents can be found within this portal. All impacts between railroad on-track equipment and highway users at a highway-rail grade... -
Casualty Reports - Landing Page
This is the landing page for data for Form 6180.55a Injury/Illness Continuation Sheet. -
Rail Safety Overview Report (1.12)
This is the Rail Safety Overview Report (1.12), which contains summary level train accidents, highway-rail incidents, casualty and operational data.
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