Spot rail projects from the crossing inventory

RailCrossingChangePulse tracks 1,862 records from FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov), last refreshed 2026-11-04, for grade-crossing signal, gate and crossing-surface contractors, rail and civil engineering firms, quiet-zone and traffic consultants, short-line railroad operators and acquirers, rail-served industrial site developers, and navigation/mapping and fleet-routing vendors. Search, filter and preview free; CSV unlocks, alerts and API access start at $4.99. Every record links to its official source.

A new crossing means new track or a new rail-served site; a closure or quiet zone means gates, medians and road work; a new operating railroad means a short-line takeover. Contractors, engineers and site developers see the change as soon as it is filed.

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LIVE PUBLIC DATA Source: FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory, Form 71 (datahub.transportation.gov) · Last refreshed: Wed, 04 Nov 2026 06:10:07 GMT

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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 updateWisconsin Central LTD.689853RBurlington

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Closed (1036) Quiet zone update (285) New primary operating railroad (248) New crossing (220) Re-opened (73)

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From the FRA National Highway-Rail Crossing Inventory as reported by railroads and states. The revision date is when the inventory record changed, which can trail the work on the ground. Verify details with the railroad or state DOT. Private-crossing street names are omitted.

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