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Great Video, The EF's are Totally underrated, not just for carbon issues, but they are the most powerful engines on the NIMT, thanks for sharing

Great video - except for the loud drumbeat in the background.

Outstanding video. That drone shot crossing the Orakei Basin was *chef's kiss*

Fantastic video! Not much gets shown of NZ’s mainline steam, so the way you’ve presented this is really nice, well done!

Sad sight when u see them now

My late father was Master of her in the late 60s and I have been out on her doing jobs with my Dad. Big thrill to steer a tug even if it was in a straight line.

The OBAHN bus in Australia is ONLY in Adelaide South Australia. The OBahn bus route is lovely and parts of the route are very scenic. ONLY a few BUS NUMBERS will get you on an OBahn route bus. The trip starts in Grenfell street - for example bus 556 at 8:48 am from Stop H1 Grenfell St - North side - starts off on the road then swiftly slips onto the Obahn track and takes you out to St Agnes. I love it. The trip is worth the fun from Adelaide and then out to St Agnes and back to Adelaide. I WISH there was a route from Adelaide to Victor Harbour via an OBahn (BUT there is not) as it would save so much time and be fun.

With this years Daffodil Express coming up very soon, i finally got around to getting last years video done.... hopefully will have time in the next few months to get all the other late videos done :)

So many people fail to see how bad this system is. Originally was to be either a train or tram. Tram was chosen to save money, but then... there was an election. The new Liberal government could not just do what Labor had set up, and they did not want to spend more on a train, even though that was always the best option. The O-Bahn cost a lot to build, but carries much fewer passengers. As you watch this video, you may notice the track is fenced off because the huge (ugly) concrete track is too high for people to cross, unlike railways. People regularly drive cars onto the track and fall into the center. Then the track is closed till a crane comes to remove the offending vehicle, meaning the busses have to take the roads (slow). It really is minimum result for maximum cost, which is why this is the only one of its type left in the world.

RIP Waitakere station

Fantastic, just fantastic and extremely enlightening, interesting information mentioned in this very video, extremely interesting indeed I must say. Do take care. Thanks for sharing. From Foxy.

This is what Melbourne should do instead of the really costly SRL

This is the best 3-minute explanation video.

Just saw some muppet drove his car onto it! Came here to find out about it

Why not build a tram?

As a 35 year transit driver in Vancouver Canada it’s a very unique concept but I prefer an open lane to drive in ! 🇨🇦👍

No needs to hold steering?? Can someone describe technical points??

awesome idea

I love you video you should probably make an updated one once all the train lines are I finished being built

Why the hell isn't this regular for busses?

Just in case no one has posted this yet! Bus on concrete rails of the O-Bahn in Adelaide.. ruclips.net/video/ozjHHsHt1IE/видео.html

But why .? Why not build a road instead

In perth western Australia Australia next year i be getting these trains from warnbro stn and bus 568 bus from spud shed in baldivis perth Australia and go down to Fremantle markets and go see hmas ovens submarine Oberon class submarine tour guide at the western Australian maritime museum in Fremantle Australia and go up midland train

Its a "Brain"😂

I be on this line 1982 and it used by westrail diesel trains

Whats the point, why not just make a regular road?

Whats the point of this though?

Wow

My cousin used to lie in the tracks as a teen, he's 50 now. Never did that and seems stupid now, but coins on train track while in the bridge inches from the track, was fun at the time.

Great Video, thanks for sharing

Great Video, the Track has been improved alot since 2011, thanks for sharing

have been to Adelaide three times, the last of which was 10 years ago, going back there next year, had no idea this existed at all until 2 years ago. If I'm going back there I'm checking this one out for sure

What the bloody hell did I just stumble upon

TRANSPERTH

Pretty unique design and concepte overall for a train, I wish we had something like that here in the US

A shame that it's diesel powered, otherwise, it looks like a fun little train to ride on

I like that shot that you got of DFB 7010 passing Ava with train 1606 at 11:05

When I go to perth and I get mandurah line to perth underground stn from warnbro stn

I had been on this bus ride in 2018 and enjoyed it a lot

This is what I was looking for. I was also there in April 2011 (first week of the month).

I had no idea we had this in Australia, pretty sweet!

First

WellingtonTakapu Road Redwood Tawa Linden Kenepuru Porirua Paremata Mana Plimmerton Pukeru Bay Paekakriki Parparaumu Wakanae

Wellington Ngauranga Petone Ava Wobrun Watereloo Epuni Naenae Wingata Taita Pomare Manor Park Sliverstream Heretaunga Trentham Wallaceville Upper Hutt

Yummy

Is it the South Aussie Accent, or just another Kiwi "obsessed " with sex/six. No idea how to pronounce the vowels ;)

I'm going home to perth end of may till mid august and starting at Warwick stn to perth underground stn and down to warnbro stn out to baldivis spud shed to my sister kristel place in baldivis and stayed at como and and down to Fremantle markets and see hmas ovens submarine tour at Australian maritime museum in Fremantle Australia

VERY VERY good video, very interesting!!

Awesome, but little bit creepy

Why can’t we load our cars onto theses buses