Researchers deployed grade crossing education and enforcement programs in two cities and assessed whether they had the same effect in different communities.

This study examined the decrease in highway-rail grade crossing incidents between 1994 and 2007 and identifies 5 success factors that accounted for 80% of this decrease.

Traffic movement (TM) is a measure of train and vehicle traffic used to calculate incident rates. This analysis used TM to examine grade crossing incidents from 1989-2008. 

Researchers identified strategies to improve rail safety based on successful education and outreach programs in other transportation modes, countries, and industries.

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The regulatory requirement for the preparation of this State Highway-Rail Grade Crossing Safety Action Plan, hereinafter Plan, is based on Georgia 2006, 2007, and 2008 train-road user collision data. Collision data from the broader and more current...