Kenner, Louisiana — Taylor Street Crossing
The Taylor Street rail crossing in Kenner, Louisiana
Kenner, Louisiana — Taylor Street Crossing
Kenner, Louisiana, United States
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Watch at Jefferson ParishStreamed by Jefferson Parish
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Where this camera films
Camera position: 29.97586, -90.23887
- Location
- Kenner, Louisiana, United States
Weather & light at the camera
Sun times calculated for this camera’s coordinates.
Trains on this camera
On the line here
FRA / NTAD — crossing inventory Jul 21, 2026 · rail yards (FRA / NTAD)
About this cam
Jefferson Parish's own camera on the Taylor Street rail crossing in Kenner, Louisiana, one of 14 crossing cameras on its official Rail Cameras page. The camera looks along a line of track that curves across Taylor Street, with the crossing mast and signals at the top of the frame and a raised ballast bank behind.
The Jefferson Parish government lists this camera as "Taylor Street" on its "Rail Cameras" page, which it describes as live railroad crossing cameras across the parish. The camera looks along a line of track that curves across Taylor Street, with the crossing mast and signals at the top of the frame and a raised ballast bank behind. No train was in view when this picture was reviewed.
The parish streams 14 crossing cameras in all, each in its own player. The stream is video without sound, carries a "JP" logo overlay, and keeps an image at night.
What to watch for
Trains crossing Taylor Street on the curve, with the crossing signals lit. The picture stays usable at night.
The camera
- Stream
- Embedded stream
- Filming
- Grade crossing
- Sound
- Video only, no audio
- Hours
- Streams around the clock, 24/7
- Camera movement
- Fixed view
- Feed checked
- September 29, 2026
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