Utah 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
- 767
- Public crossings with gates
- 38%
- Public crossings in a quiet zone
- 118
Facts you can quote
The federal inventory lists 767 public railroad crossings in Utah.
See it on the Utah crossings pageUtah has the 38th most public crossings among states.
See it on the crossing facts page38% of public crossings in Utah have gates. Another 73 crossings have flashing lights without gates, and 311 crossings have signs only.
See it on the Utah crossings pageThe crossing with the most trains in Utah is on 3300 South in Ogden. It reports 82 trains a day.
See it on the crossing 805612X106 public crossings in Utah report 20 or more trains a day.
See it on the Utah crossings pageSalt Lake has more public crossings than any other county in Utah, with 232.
See it on the Utah crossings page118 public crossings in Utah are inside a quiet zone, where trains are not required to sound the horn at the crossing.
See it on the Utah quiet zones page144 incidents were reported to the FRA at public crossings in Utah since 2016.
See it on the Utah 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 (Utah, data of 21 October 2026).
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