Form Instructions
If you are having problems viewing or opening any of the forms on this page download them to your computer. To download it to your computer, right-click on the link and select "Save Link as..." or "Save target as..." and save the file to your desktop.
FileNet
FileNet is an electronic document management system where you can view, download and print copies of Crossing Orders and Railroad Safety Orders.
How to use FileNet
- Click on the appropriate link above and the “Rail Order Search” screen will be displayed.
- Enter search criteria into one or more fields then select “Search”.
- A list of orders that match the search criteria will be displayed in the “Rail Documents” field.
- Select the documents and follow the on-screen prompts to select the desired view, download or print options.
For additional information:, read our
FileNet Users Guide.
Grade Crossing Application
Walkway Safety Applications
Publications
Oregon State Rail Plan
The Oregon State Rail Plan explores the issues affecting the state's rail freight and passenger system over 25 years. It assesses both public and private transportation facilities and services at the state, regional and local level.
Oregon Grade Crossing Safety Action Plan
On December 1, 2016, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) received a letter from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA), specifying that the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act, Section 11401, requires the FRA to issue regulations requiring states to develop a State Grade Crossing Action Plan. The letter was ODOT Rail and Public Transit Division's (RPTD) notification of the requirement to develop a State Grade Crossing Action Plan.
A partnership effort between the RPTD and the Transportation Development Division, Planning Unit, has been initiated to help develop the State Grade Crossing Action Plan. The State Grade Crossing Action Plan is intended to identify how Oregon is to assess rail crossing incident locations, identify, prioritize and develop strategies to address rail crossing safety issues and provide a framework to identify locations for improvements.
Questions?
Contact our Rail Regulatory Program Branch Manager at 503-476-6863.