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FRA Funds $35.3M Rail Overpass Project in Crawfordsville, Indiana

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The Federal Railroad Administration awarded funding to the City of Crawfordsville for the Market Street rail overpass under the Rail Crossing Elimination Grant Program. The awarded funds provide up to $35,300,800 for final design, Right-of-Way acquisition, and construction. This project will eliminate the at-grade crossing over CSX Transportation tracks in Crawfordsville for Market Street, US 136, SR 32, and SR 47. The total project cost is estimated at approximately $45 million, with match funding provided by the Indiana Department of Transportation, CSX Transportation, and the City of Crawfordsville.

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The crossing has historically caused lengthy blockages, which a study found cost local residents and businesses $2.67 million annually. The project is also expected to reduce the annual waste of nearly 56,000 gallons of gasoline and 11,000 gallons of diesel from idling vehicles.

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    The City of Crawfordsville might see reduced operating costs due to decreased traffic delays and idling fuel consumption.

  • The Indiana Department of Transportation might see a reduction in costs associated with managing traffic disruptions at the crossing.

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