Find and download resources for your project with NCRR.
Applications
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To work along and within the corridor, the following applications may be applicable to your job or project.
- Document
For anyone needing onsite access to the corridor
- Fillable PDF
Information for anyone proposing work along and within the corridor
- Webpage
Surveyors
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NCRR works closely with surveyors to assist in dispensing the most accurate information about the NCRR corridor. The following resources may aid surveyors in their work adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad:
- Document
For anyone needing onsite access to the corridor
- Fillable PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
Contractors
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NCRR works closely with contractors to assist in dispensing the most accurate information about the NCRR corridor. The following resources may aid contractors in their work adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad:
- Document
For anyone needing onsite access to the corridor
- Fillable PDF
- Document
- Read-only PDF
- Document
- Read-only PDF
Utilities
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NCRR works closely with utility providers to assist in dispensing the most accurate information about the NCRR corridor. The following resources may aid utility providers in their work adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad:
For anyone needing onsite access to the corridor
- Fillable PDF
- Webpage
- Portal
- Document
- Read-only PDF [NCR102]
- Document
- Read-only PDF [NCRR101]
- Document
- Read-only PDF [NCRR230]
- Document
- Read-only PDF [NCRR240]
- Document
- Read-only PDF [HN-02]
- Document
- Read-only PDF
Adjacent
Property Owners
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NCRR works closely with local city and county planning officials along the corridor to ensure the railroad boundaries are considered as communities grow. The following resources may aid anyone with their work adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad:
- Document
- Read-only PDF
- Document
- Read-only PDF
- Document
- Read-only PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
Vendors
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NCRR works closely with accountants and vendors to dispense the most accurate information about the NCRR corridor. Use the following resources to streamline payment processing with the North Carolina Railroad Company:
Information for anyone proposing work along and within the corridor
- Webpage
- Form
- Fillable PDF
Safety
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NCRR works closely on every project to ensure safety is regulated. The following resources may aid anyone with safety guidelines for their work adjacent to the North Carolina Railroad:
For anyone needing onsite access to the corridor
- Fillable PDF
- Article
- Read-only PDF
- Webpage
- Webpage
- Webpage
- Webpage
- Webpage
Frequently Asked Questions
The North Carolina Railroad Company (NCRR) owns and manages the 317-mile rail corridor that stretches from Charlotte through the Triad and the Triangle to the Port in Morehead City. Click here for an interactive map of the North Carolina rail network.
A Right of Entry (ROE) is permission granted by an operating railroad for passage into a rail corridor. You must apply for a Right of Entry permit to obtain access to the rail corridor.
For health or safety emergencies at a railroad crossing dial 911 first. If you are currently at the crossing, look for the blue sign on the crossing signal pole. This sign will give you the telephone number to call and the crossing number to provide. In North Carolina the crossing is most likely operated by Norfolk Southern (1-800-946-4744) or CSX (1-800-232-0144). Tell them the city and street name when you call if you do not have the crossing number.
The North Carolina Railroad Company does not operate freight or passenger trains. Norfolk Southern operates the freight trains on the NCRR and Amtrak operates the passenger trains. The rail yards on the NCRR are also operated by Norfolk Southern.
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