Hawaii crossing facts for reporters
Each fact below comes from the federal crossing inventory and links to the page that shows the same number. Quote it, cite the dated version, and add the state chart to your story.
Data of .
- Public crossings
- 13
- Public crossings with gates
- 8%
- Public crossings in a quiet zone
- 0
Facts you can quote
The federal inventory lists 13 public railroad crossings in Hawaii.
See it on the Hawaii crossings pageHawaii has the 50th most public crossings among states.
See it on the crossing facts page8% of public crossings in Hawaii have gates. Another 0 crossings have flashing lights without gates, and 8 crossings have signs only.
See it on the Hawaii crossings pageThe crossing with the most trains in Hawaii is on Kapunakea in Lahaina. It reports 10 trains a day.
See it on the crossing 311009V0 public crossings in Hawaii report 20 or more trains a day.
See it on the Hawaii crossings pageHonolulu has more public crossings than any other county in Hawaii, with 7.
See it on the Hawaii crossings page0 incidents were reported to the FRA at public crossings in Hawaii since 2016.
See it on the Hawaii crossings page
Counts are reported records, not a rating of any crossing. Incidents are the reports railroads file with the FRA.
How to cite this data
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Source: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory, via Rail Crossing Atlas (Hawaii, data of 21 October 2026).
This link always opens the same version of the data, even after later updates: Hawaii data, version of 21 October 2026. The method page for that version explains each source: sources and dates.
Add the Hawaii chart to your story
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Questions about the data
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