
About
Receive real-time alerts for train crossings to avoid delays and optimize your travel. This app helps you re-route efficiently, keeping you on schedule. It offers customizable notifications and a user-friendly interface for seamless updates.
What's New in BlockedTrax
1.5.7
July 1, 2026
Free and Premium Tiers Now Available Live crossing images are now available directly in the app Enhanced status updates Improved app stability and performance Bug fixes and reliability improvements
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Access to all premium features
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FAQ
What is BlockedTrax?
BlockedTrax provides real-time alerts when a train is detected at key crossings, helping users re-route and stay on time. It aims to prevent unnecessary delays caused by train blockages.
How much does BlockedTrax cost?
BlockedTrax requires a paid monthly subscription of $0.99 to access its features and notifications. Payments are charged to your iTunes Account upon confirmation of purchase.
Can I cancel my BlockedTrax subscription?
Yes, you can manage or turn off auto-renew for your BlockedTrax subscription in your Account settings at any time after purchase. Auto-renewal must be turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period.
What are the current train crossing locations covered by BlockedTrax?
Currently, BlockedTrax covers the Ormond Blvd (South) crossing in Destrehan, Louisiana, and the Barton Ave (North) crossing in Luling, Louisiana.
Does BlockedTrax have ads?
No, BlockedTrax does not contain advertisements. The app is ad-free, with all features accessible through the monthly subscription.
What devices is BlockedTrax available on?
BlockedTrax is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for mobile use on Apple devices.
How often is BlockedTrax updated?
The latest version of BlockedTrax is 1.5.7, and it was last updated on July 1, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to features and reliability.
What is the user sentiment for BlockedTrax?
BlockedTrax has an average rating of 2.3 stars from 3 ratings. This suggests that user satisfaction may be mixed, with some users finding value and others experiencing issues.





