Evolution of the number of level crossings by line type

Annual evolution of the number of level crossings per type of access (public or private) and per type of line (passenger, freight or port railway lines) When cars, cyclists and pedestrians have to cross the tracks, it always poses risks - because a train cannot just stop. This is why we have been working for years to reduce the number of level crossings between tracks and public roads. More info in the data on level crossings eliminatedCrossings are no longer taken into account in this data if :they are handed over to private partnerstheir line has been taken out of service (in which case the level crossing is also taken out of service)