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Blocked railroad crossings in the San Antonio, TX area

From Sep 2024 to Aug 2026, people filed 564 reports of blocked railroad crossings in the San Antonio, TX area with the Federal Railroad Administration. These are the crossings reported blocked 10 or more times, most reported first. Most recent report: Aug 29, 2026.

blockage reports since Sep 2024
564
blockage reports since Sep 2024
crossings reported blocked
120
crossings reported blocked
crossings reported blocked 10+ times
12
crossings reported blocked 10+ times

Most-reported crossings

  1. 1Rittiman Road (DOT 764362W)San Antonio, TX · 73% over 30 min78reports
  2. 2Walzem Road (DOT 415612V)San Antonio, TX · most often 3–5 PM · 57% over 30 min58reports
  3. 3Orion DriveNew Braunfels, TX · most often 6–8 AM · 95% over 30 min57reports
  4. 4Walzem Road (DOT 764980W)San Antonio, TX · most often 4–7 PM · 63% over 30 min32reports
  5. 5Rusch LaneNew Braunfels, TX · most often 8–10 PM · 78% over 30 min23reports
  6. 6Malone AvenueSan Antonio, TX · most often 5–7 PM · 95% over 30 min20reports
  7. 7Binz-Engleman RoadSan Antonio, TX · most often 2–4 PM · 81% over 30 min16reports
  8. 8SH 218 / Pat Booker RoadUniversal City, TX · 47% over 30 min15reports
  9. 9FM 1516 / North Seguin RoadConverse, TX · most often 6–8 PM · 43% over 30 min14reports
  10. 10Rittiman Road (DOT 415617E)San Antonio, TX · 100% over 30 min11reports
  11. 11Thousand Oaks DriveSan Antonio, TX · most often 8–11 PM · 60% over 30 min10reports
  12. 12Shane RoadSan Antonio, TX · 80% over 30 min10reports

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Source: Federal Railroad Administration, Public Blocked Crossing Incident Reporter (Sep 2024Aug 2026) and Crossing Inventory. Reports come from the public and aren't verified; rows repeated in FRA's feed are counted once. Areas are Census metropolitan and micropolitan areas (San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX).