Crossbuck: Blocked Crossings Live

Know before you're stuck at the tracks. Crossbuck warns you when a railroad crossing ahead may be blocked by a stopped train, and tells you the nearest bridge or underpass, so you can change your route before you're stuck. How it works • Tap Start watching before you drive. Crossbuck watches for crossings ahead, even with your navigation app on screen or your phone locked, and speaks its warnings so your eyes stay on the road. • Live reports come from drivers using Crossbuck: when cars are stopped at a crossing, drivers heading that way get a heads-up. • Save the crossings on your route to get a notification when one appears blocked, and when traffic is moving again. • Find any crossing in the U.S. by street, city, or the number on the blue sign at the crossing. • See the crossings near you, how often each one is reported blocked, and when it's usually busiest, from the Federal Railroad Administration's public reports. • Tap Stop at any time. Watching also ends on its own when you've stopped driving. Private by design • No sign-up needed. Signing in with Google is optional, to keep your history when you change phones. • Your GPS trail stays on your phone. Crossbuck shares only which crossings you stopped at or were warned about, and when. • No ads, and we don't sell your data. • Delete your account and data at any time, in the app or at crossbuck.app/delete-account. Good to know • Crossbuck covers the United States. • Warnings help, but they're not a guarantee: a crossing can be blocked without a report, and a report can be out of date. Always follow signals, signs and the road ahead. • Crossbuck isn't affiliated with the Federal Railroad Administration or any railroad. Crossing history for your area: crossbuck.app