Contact

A forecast looked wrong?

The fastest way to tell us is on the crossing's own page: open “How accurate is this forecast?” and press the “Is this right?” button at the moment it's wrong. That logs the exact crossing and time, which an email can't match. If you'd rather write, include the crossing, the time, and what you actually saw.

Data corrections

Wrong crossing type, name, location, or a crossing that's been removed or renewed — corrections are very welcome, especially from people who work on the railway.

Press

Happy to help with stories about level crossings, the open data behind the site, or how the forecasts score. Mention “press” in the subject line and you'll get a fast reply.

Safety concerns

If you think anything here could be misread in a way that matters at a crossing, say so — that feedback outranks everything else. The site's rule appears throughout: always follow the actual signals and barriers, never a forecast.

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