6th Avenue S railroad crossing in Lake Worth Beach, FL
South Florida Regional Transportation AuthorityDOT crossing 628146GMost recent report Mar 26, 2026
6 blockage reports since Dec 2019, 1 in the past year
Since Dec 2019, 4 of 6 reports here have said the blockage lasted more than 30 minutes. That's too few reports yet to show when it's usually blocked.
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- report in the past year (Dec 2025 – Nov 2026)
- 1
- report in the past year (Dec 2025 – Nov 2026)
- reports since Dec 2019
- 6
- reports since Dec 2019
- said it lasted more than 30 minutes
- 4 of 6
- said it lasted more than 30 minutes
- said it lasted more than an hour
- 2 of 6
- said it lasted more than an hour
- involved a train that wasn't moving
- 3 of 6
- involved a train that wasn't moving
- said emergency responders couldn't get across
- 0 of 6
- said emergency responders couldn't get across
Only 6 reports so far
Each report to the Federal Railroad Administration helps show when this crossing is usually blocked: with 10 reports, this page shows the busiest hours and days. If you're stuck here, it takes about a minute.
Report the next blockage (opens in a new tab)
Opens the FRA's form with this crossing (628146G) filled in.
About this crossing
- Trains a day
- 57 through trains (40 in daytime, 17 at night) and 4 switching moves
- Train speed limit
- 79 mph
- Vehicles a day
- About 12,400 (2024 count)
- School buses
- On a school bus route, 10 buses a day
- Crossing type
- Public road
- Railroad
- South Florida Regional Transportation Authority
- U.S. DOT crossing ID
- 628146G
From the FRA crossing inventory, as reported by railroads and states. Counts can be a few years old.
Stuck at this crossing?
- In an emergency, call 911.
- Tell the railroad: call South Florida Regional Transportation Authority's emergency number, 844-200-7233 (also on the blue Emergency Notification System sign at the crossing), and give the crossing ID, 628146G
- Report it to the Federal Railroad Administration: open the FRA's report form with this crossing filled in (opens in a new tab). It takes about a minute, and these reports are where the numbers on this page come from.
- Plan around it: Google Maps (opens in a new tab) · Apple Maps (opens in a new tab)
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Source: Federal Railroad Administration, Public Blocked Crossing Incident Reporter (opens in a new tab) (Dec 2019 – Nov 2026) and Crossing Inventory (Form 71) (opens in a new tab). Reports come from the public and aren't verified; rows repeated in FRA's feed are counted once. How we count. "Past year" means Dec 2025 – Nov 2026.