Maybe warning striping/signs should be installed before more cars / bikes are damaged.

Doniele Kane, assistant vice president for corporate communications and community affairs for the Kansas City Southern Railway, said the company had not received any complaints about the crossing. A member of the KCS engineering team will investigate the crossing to determine what repairs might need to be made.

So Doniele Kane, Assistant VP was advised of this 8 months ago. Why hasn't it been fixed by now?

Starla, I apologize for not updating here, but this is what ran in the paper on Jan. 21:

Doniele Kane, assistant vice president for corporate communications and community affairs for the Kansas City Southern Railway Co., said workers removed the concrete panels over the crossing to allow city workers to mill down the road on either side. The railway crew then replaced concrete panels and worked with a city crew to create a smooth transition between the crossing panels and the road.

Because NO WORK has been done on the railroad tracks. You might tell the representative to come to Carrollton and drive across the tracks at Hebron near Charles Road (ESPECIALLY westbound) to see for herself!

This is a horrible spot. I had to replace a splash shield under my car thanks to these railroad tracks.

These tracks destroyed my exhaust and hood latches on my jeep!!!!!

Oh, Doniele Kane. These tracks are just getting worse and worse as you can see by the comments made here. I am going to ask the lawyer in my office what I can do because of the work I'm having done on my car.

Looks like they are working on these tracks as Hebron Pkwy is closed both directions due to RR repair work. Let's see if they fix the problem :)