Oculus Rail vs TxTrail

Get notified when your rail crossing is blocked — and when it clears. Oculus Rail helps drivers avoid delays at railroad crossings by providing timely alerts and useful crossing data. Whether you're commuting, running errands, or navigating your local area, the app makes it easy to steer clear of blocked crossings. Features in this version include: - Live status of monitored rail crossings (crossings are limited to those selected by the respective city in this beta test period) - Notifications when a selected crossing becomes blocked or clears - Average blocked time for each crossing (past 30 days)

TxTrail shows you every closed, flooded, and construction-blocked road in Texas on one live map — and then routes you around them, without ever leaving the app. It was built for one reason: during the Texas floods, getting to Concan meant flipping between DriveTexas to find the closures and a separate maps app to actually drive. TxTrail puts both in one place. WHAT YOU GET • Live Texas closures — construction, road closures, high water, detours, and more, straight from the Texas Department of Transportation, updated continuously. The map fills in during storms and floods. • Route around the blockages — search anywhere in Texas and TxTrail finds a driving route, warns you if it crosses a closure, and offers an option that stays open. • Turn-by-turn navigation — TxTrail guides you itself. It doesn't hand you off to another maps app. • Find places with real hours — search for gas, food, hotels, coffee, and more near you. Tap a place to see if it's open right now, its full weekly hours, phone number, and website. • Live weather at a glance — current temperature and air quality wherever you are. Texas only, on purpose. TxTrail is focused on Texas roads and Texas conditions.