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Very cool catch! Gotta love fast trains

That guy was cookin!! 😮

I'd like to know which place it is?

Looks like the ballast needs a bit of shoring...

Pickin em up and put em down

Thats more like 60 or 65 mph

Bro's got a death wish is you're standing that close

Now that we awesome! Never seen that many mid DPU's before. Seems like the last 2 DPU's were the only ones online, from the sounds of it anyway

Look at that section of track move up and down.

One can only imagine what a disaster a derailment would be at that speed. 😱

Says a lot about the railroads safty records. Track faults insane!!

Yikes !!

If it was really doing 70 mph and took a minute and a half to pass, that train was a mile and a half long. A little longer than that actually

I'm going to say 65 mph

Yes please only have your tripods that close. Its only 40 million pounds give or take moving at 70mph Stuff kinda dont go wrong when you calculate those numbers. It's a whole new category of destruction with results that's sometimes hard to comprehend of being possible except your looking at it. Then your brain goes 😳 Wholly F.

Was waiting for the slam. It didn't happen...SLAM, do the word have a new meaning ?

I get a little adrenaline rush when I hear that absolute bad ass airhorn:)

That close with a phone/camera: watching the Darwin Express-

Great video man, I think I counted 125 cars which is pretty normal on that route. 4 engines moving 125 cars of freight 70mph. Wow! the power, the torque, the engineering,, the awesomeness! Rumble on my train chasing pal!

That section of rail, between ft Madison and Kansas city is one of the funnest to train watch. They push 100+ trains through there a day, plus 1 eastbound and 1 westbound amtrack, South West Cheif and LA Plata is in the middle. Man what fun that line is 70mph is the given and lots. If you're standing along side that Track for more then 10-12 minutes without seeing a train something is wrong. Thanks for video. It brings back great memories of disembarking and climbing aboard amtrak right where u are taking shot. And a shout out for amtrak of all the riding I've done the southwest chief gives the best center tour of this great country.

Nice train video but what was all that going on on the bench with those butterfly legs, people on the bench???

I went through BNSF contractor safety training and we would lose our contract if one my employees was caught standing this close to train!

I'm just curious, what's the hurry? Just saying if he was to derail ,or hit something it would take 10 miles to stop

Clean off the lens with microcloth or similar before shooting. The god-ray streaks in the lights and overall softness/lower contrast is caused by finger grease on the lense. Please stay safe standing next to a moving train like that. Rocks could fly, etc.

Wow watch those crossties moving up and down in the lower right of frame and ten ties back the rails have pulled the spikes out of the ties far enough the rails move but the ties don't..

Look at the rails

Like how the track bounces up and down

One of the horn chimes is off tune! Always liked hearing those at night…weird sounding especially with an echo

I didn't know railroads still did traditional piggyback service for tractor trailers... haven't seen one in like decades....

Seems like that train is actually doing around 40mph not 70. If you take how long it takes for one of the 53ft containers to go by it takes a little under a second which is just below 40mph

This isn't even remotely close to 70mph.

Modern GE/Wabtec locomotive horns sound awful.

I was a conductor, and trust me you foamers think it's a fun job, it's not. it's scary on those engines at 70. Every crossing the stress level is extreme. Is a dog or a big rig gonna cut in front of us? It's very stressful job, plus the fact that you never get to sleep, even after 20 years you could still be on the extra board, one day days, next day nights, it's insanity. Glad I'm retired now. Only stress I get now is deciding whether to use a 7 iron or 9 iron, or should I use the red/withe red fin or the shad pattern deep diver. Lol

Was that guy on the pipe or what?

I have never seen a train go 70MPH ever that’s crazy

Great camera work. Love watching LP, but never from this perspective!

Imagine the amount of force needed to dissipate that kinetic energy created by the train?

Looks like the rails are ready to ripe out

Too close for me.

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I've Seen An Amtrack Train Go Faster Than This Near DFW Airport.

I remember riding this train back in 2036 what a beautiful year that was

are bouncy tracks good ? :-)

Piggybacks to boot.. Old School. Why on that track? Not normal I'd say.

That’s crazy how much the track itself is flexing in the bottom, right

Great vid

Dangerously close but good video.

Ive heard of people getting sucked under from the draft the train creates...........