Collision Hotspots: The map marks locations where railroad collisions have occurred frequently, based on historical data, community reports, and official traffic safety information. Each location includes details about the nature of past collisions, the frequency of incidents, and possible contributing factors.
Risk Details: Alongside each marked location, the map provides insights into risk factors like malfunctioning barriers, poor visibility, heavy traffic flow, or areas with a history of accidents during specific times of the day.
Community-Driven Updates: Users can contribute to the map by reporting new incidents or hazardous conditions they observe at railroad intersections. This collaborative approach ensures the map remains up-to-date and reflective of real-world conditions.
Locate High-Risk Areas: Use the search bar to find specific regions, cities, or intersections. The map will highlight frequent collision locations, allowing you to identify crossings that may require extra caution.
Access Collision Information: Click on individual markers to access detailed information about each location, including the number of collisions, dates, and any warning systems in place. This information helps you understand the level of risk associated with each crossing.
Plan Safer Routes: Utilize the map to select routes that avoid railroad crossings with high collision rates. By planning ahead, you can minimize your exposure to these dangerous intersections and ensure a safer commute.
Report Dangerous Crossings: If you encounter a railroad intersection that seems unsafe or has recently experienced a collision, use the "Report" feature to add it to the map. Your input contributes to the collective effort to improve road and rail safety.
Our goal with this map is to raise awareness of railroad collision hotspots and encourage safer navigation through these intersections. By staying informed and exercising caution, we can work together to reduce the number of accidents and promote a safer environment for all road users.