Priority Grade-Separated Railroad Crossings As a national freight hub supported by major Class I railroads and multiple intermodal terminals, Fort Worth’s extensive rail network is essential to the city’s transportation system but creates safety concerns, congestion, and Table 1.3: Grade-Separated Railroad Crossing Locations Rank Street Name(s) 1 BNSF/UP/TEXRail & NE 23rd St / Decatur Ave from Niles City Blvd to Decatur Ave 2 BNSF & W. Biddison St 3 TRE & Mosier Valley Rd 4 UP & W. Risinger Rd-East of Crowley Rd 5 BNSF/UP & Bonds Ranch Rd-East of BR 287 6 TEXRail & Deen Rd 7 UP/Cold Spring Rd 8 UP/Sylvania Ave/Premier St 9 UP/Long Ave 10 UP/N Beach St/Old Denton Rd
11 TEXRail / Sylvania Ave-North of Long Ave 12 UP/Riverbend Blvd at West Vickery Blvd 13 BNSF & Blue Mound Rd 14 BNSF & Hemphill St
15 BNSF & W. Seminary Dr 16 FWWR & W. Seminary Dr 17 UP & E Seminary Dr 18 TRE & N. Beach St 1
UP & Butler Place Connectivity at Butler Place 2 FWWR & East Altamesa Blvd from Campus Dr to Wichita St 3 BNSF & Heritage Trace Pkwy 4 BNSF/UP & Heritage Trace Pkwy at BR 287 5 BNSF & McPherson Blvd-West of Crowley Rd 6 UP & McPherson Blvd-East of Crowley Rd 7 UP/Bentley Rd at Aledo Rd
Figure 1.41: Grade-Separated Railroad Crossing Locations Map
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