RailCrossingChangePulse: Public crossing

1,072 railCrossingChangePulse: Public crossing are listed from FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov), dated 2026-05-01 to 2026-11-01; the most frequent is Quiet zone update with 262. Data last updated 2026-11-03; each record links to its official source and a full report.

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1,072 records from FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov) (the 500 newest are listed here), dated 2026-05-01 to 2026-11-01. Most frequent: Quiet zone update (262). Each record links to a full report and the official source.

Last updated 2026-11-03. Source: FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov).

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Records
1,072
Most frequent
  1. Quiet zone update (262)
  2. New crossing (94)
  3. New primary operating railroad (80)
  4. Closed (61)
  5. Re-opened (3)

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What are the top railCrossingChangePulse: Public crossing right now?

RecordRailroadCrossingCity
New crossingFlorida East Coast Railway Company273060MMedley
New crossingUnion Pacific Railroad Company980280HLake Elmo
New crossingFlorida East Coast Railway Company273299AFt Pierce
New crossingMARC Train Service966165SFrederick
Quiet zone updateNorfolk Southern Railway Company522545WSouth Bend
Quiet zone updateWisconsin Central LTD.179953MAppleton
Quiet zone updateWisconsin Central LTD.260649CSauk Village
Quiet zone updateNortheast Illinois Regional Commuter Rail Corp. -- Metra372138CFranklin Park
Quiet zone updateUnion Pacific Railroad Company741647TTempe
Quiet zone updateNorfolk Southern Railway Company724399CKannapolis
Quiet zone updateNortheast Illinois Regional Commuter Rail Corp. -- Metra372135GRiver Grove
Quiet zone updateUnion Pacific Railroad Company741645ETempe
Quiet zone updateUnion Pacific Railroad Company741560CTempe
Quiet zone updateNortheast Illinois Regional Commuter Rail Corp. -- Metra372133TRiver Grove
Quiet zone updateBNSF Railway Company664297SSt Louis
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Closed (1036) Quiet zone update (276) New primary operating railroad (245) New crossing (219) Re-opened (73)

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How many railCrossingChangePulse: Public crossing are listed?

1,072 records from FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov) (the 500 newest are shown on this page), last refreshed automatically. The most recent is dated 2026-11-01.

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