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TrainLinq is live in Wisconsin Rapids.

Know before you go. See rail crossing status before you get to the tracks. Plan a better route when a train is coming.

Free for iPhone and Android. Choose your app store above.

How it works ↓
TrainLinq on iPhone showing Wisconsin Rapids crossingsTrainLinq on Android showing crossing statuses

See TrainLinq in action

The train yard is part of Wisconsin Rapids. Getting caught at a crossing is a timing problem. TrainLinq helps you plan ahead.

Get started in 3 steps

1

Download the free app

Get TrainLinq for your iPhone or Android phone.

2

Allow location

Choose your city or allow location so the app can show nearby crossings.

3

Check before you go

See crossing status and plan a different route when needed.

Watch a quick how-to video

Pick the phone you use.

Wisconsin Rapids crossings

The 12 locations in the Wisconsin Rapids rollout. Crossing availability and status can change as equipment is serviced.

  • 5th Avenue
  • Bonow Avenue
  • 17th Street North
  • 17th Street Central
  • 1st Street
  • Engel Road
  • 17th Street South
  • Industrial Street
  • 25th Avenue
  • High Street
  • Grand Avenue
  • Chase Street

Read the Wisconsin Rapids rail history story →

Common questions

Is TrainLinq free?

Yes. The public TrainLinq app is free.

What does it do?

It shows rail crossing status and can warn you about trains ahead. It helps you decide when to take another route.

Does it replace crossing gates or lights?

No. Gates, lights, and signs keep you safe at the tracks. TrainLinq gives you information earlier. Always follow railroad signals.

Does it read license plates or give tickets?

No. TrainLinq is not a license plate reader or a traffic ticket system. It does not identify drivers or issue tickets.

Who can help me?

Email info@linqthingz.com with your question, phone type, and crossing name.

Why Wisconsin Rapids?

Rail is important to our community. So is getting to school, work, home, and emergency calls on time. TrainLinq gives drivers more information without changing how the railroad operates.

It's a timing problem, not a rail problem.

Learn more

See how rail shaped Wisconsin Rapids and why advance crossing information matters.

Explore the rail history article →

Safety first. TrainLinq is an advisory information service, not a railroad warning device. It does not control trains, gates, or signals. Never drive around lowered gates. Always obey railroad signs, lights, and gates. Crossing predictions can change.