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Table 8.12: Quiet Zone Program: Active and Priority Crossings Map ID Railroad Crossing Location Program Status QZ Treatment

Critical RR Crossings In addition to the Quiet Zone program, the City has identified a set of critical at-grade crossings that warrant priority attention due to their combined risk profile. Critical crossings are defined as locations with significant daily train and vehicle volumes that create elevated risk for motorists, pedestrians, and emergency responders. To qualify for consideration, a crossing must meet both of the following minimum thresholds: an average of at least 10 trains traversing the crossing daily based on Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) data, and at least 10,000 average annual daily trips (AADT) based on TxDOT traffic counts. Trinity Railway Express crossings were removed from consideration given the short crossing times associated with commuter rail operations. Crossings meeting the minimum thresholds were then ranked using a weighted multi-criteria methodology. Rankings were based on seven factors:

In-Progress Quiet Zone Crossings (5) 50 UPRR W Bewick St

In Progress In Progress In Progress In Progress In Progress

Median Median Median Median Median

51

UPRR UPRR UPRR UPRR

W Dickson St

52 53 54

W Bolt St W Kellis St

W Biddison St

Programmed Quiet Zone Crossings (7) 55 FWWR Mistletoe Blvd

Programmed Median

56 57 58 59 60

FWWR FWWR

Park Place Ave

Programmed Four Quad-Gates Programmed Four Quad-Gates Programmed Wayside Horn System

Windsor Pl

UPRR UPRR UPRR UPRR

W Jessamine St

Page St

Programmed Channelization

W Morningside Dr Oakland/Miller Ave

Programmed Median Programmed Median

61

Planned Quiet Zone Crossings (7) 62 TRE

Criterion

Data Source

Weight

Elliott Reeder Rd

Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned

Median Median Median

63 64 65 66 67 68

TRE TRE TRE TRE

Haltom Rd N Beach St Riverside Dr S Judkins St

Daily train volume

Federal Railroad Administration (FRA)

25%

Average annual daily trips (AADT) Population within half-mile radius School enrollment within half- mile radius Emergency responder crossing interactions Responder delay potential

TxDOT

25%

Modify Existing Quad Gates

Median

2020 U.S. Census

10%

UPRR UPRR

Cold Springs Rd

Wayside Horn System

E 9th St

Four Quad-Gates

Texas Education Agency

10%

TRAINFO / CoFW FD Dispatch Logs 10%

TRAINFO / CoFW FD Dispatch Logs 10%

Reported crashes

TxDOT

10%

276

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