Infrastructure Partners

Add railroad crossing intelligence to your municipal offering.

TrainSnap gives infrastructure partners a scalable railroad crossing sensing and data layer that can be incorporated into broader smart city and municipal deployments.

01What TrainSnap provides

The crossing data layer, from sensor to platform.

01

Sensing hardware

Compact, power-independent, FCC-certified sensors designed for rapid deployment on existing infrastructure.

02

Crossing data

Live crossing status and historical blockage frequency and duration across monitored locations.

03

Agency tools

Operational and planning capabilities for municipal users.

04

White-label options

Partner-branded municipal tools and commuter-facing applications can be developed for deployments.

05

Data integration

TrainSnap data can be delivered through project-specific data streams and integrations. API access can be developed where required by the deployment.

02Built for partner-led deployment

Repeatable across monitored crossings.

TrainSnap is designed so an infrastructure partner can add crossing monitoring to a broader municipal deployment without turning each crossing into a separate infrastructure project.

The same sensor architecture, installation approach, and data structure repeat across monitored locations, so a deployment scales from one crossing to many.

~30 min
Install per crossing
Same sensor architecture
Across monitored locations
Same data structure
Across the network

Sensors mount on existing infrastructure in roughly 30 minutes, without trenching, dedicated power, or trackside buildout.

03Flexible branding

Your brand or ours.

Deploy under the TrainSnap brand or as part of a partner-branded municipal offering.

Option A

TrainSnap brand

Agency tools and the TrainSnap commuter app, delivered under the TrainSnap name.

Option B

Partner brand

Municipal tools and commuter-facing applications developed under the partner's brand for the deployment.

Bring crossing intelligence into your next municipal deployment.

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