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Highway Data Element Dictionary
This is list of data elements and their attributes that are used by data assets at the Federal Highway Administration. -
Using OData Connections with Excel and Access
Using OData Connections with Excel and Access -
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incident (Form 71) Reason for Update Field Reference Table
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Incident (Form 71) Reason for Update Field Reference Table -
Casualty (Form 55a) PDF Generator
This is the page for Casualty (Form 55a) PDF Generator report -
Form 54 Data Downloads
This is the data download page for FRA Form 6180.54 Rail Equipment Accident/Incident data. -
Railroad, Company and Organization List
This a list of active and inactive railroads, companies, and other organizations related to railroad operations. Organization Type ID = 1 designates a railroad; 4 designates a... -
Train Accident/Incident (Form 54) PDF Generator
This is the Train Accident/Incident (Form 54) PDF Generator report. -
Grade Crossing Inventory System - Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Inventory (Form 71) Field Reference Table
This a reference table for the Grade Crossing Inventory System, which is the application used to submit data for the Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Inventory (Form 71). The data... -
Operational Data (1.02)
This is the summary of operational data for train miles, number of employee hours worked, yard switching miles, passenger miles, number of passengers transported and the number... -
State, County and City FIPS Reference Table
State, County and City FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standards) codes are a set of numeric designations given to state, cities and counties by the U.S. federal... -
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Accident Prediction System (GXAPS)
Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Accident Prediction System (GXAPS) -
Form 55a Data Downloads
This is the landing page for the Form 6180.55a Injury/Illness Continuation Sheet [Casualty] data. -
Form 55 Data Downloads
This is the landing page to download Form 55 Injury/Illness Summary [Operational Data].
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