How many rail crossings are here?

The Federal Railroad Administration's crossing inventory, the record every railroad and state must keep of each place a road, path or station platform crosses a track: the map counts the open public at-grade crossings inside each ZIP, and the card gives the railroads, how many have gates, the trains a day reported at the busiest crossing, the fastest timetable speed, and the private crossings. Train counts are what the railroad last reported and can be years old; a crossing with 80 trains a day on a 79 mph main line is a different neighbour from a switching spur. FRA incident reports count the collisions at the ZIP's crossings since 2010. FRA accident reports add derailments and hazmat releases in the ZIP and county since 2010.

1,229 of 1,233 ZIPs have data; median 1.

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Map of Ohio by Rail crossings

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FRA Grade Crossing Inventory (current records, Ohio): open at-grade crossings inside each ZIP, gates, trains a day at the busiest, timetable speed, railroads; nearest crossing to the population-weighted center; FRA highway-rail grade crossing incident reports (Form 57) since 2010, placed by crossing id; FRA rail equipment accident reports (Form 54) since 2010 by coordinates

FRA crossing inventory (Form 71, current) · FRA crossing incidents (Form 57) · FRA rail equipment accidents (Form 54) · FRA safety data · DOT open data

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