Railway Crossings Made Easy - The Tunneling Company

The Tunneling Company’s trenchless solutions are the perfect way to avoid interruptions when installing infrastructure that intersects with railways.
These crossings can be completed with no impact on the tracks, ensuring that our work does not interfere with the operations of railway owners. In addition to being disruption-free, our services can successfully work in shallow cover and unconsolidated earth material. These advantages make The Tunneling Company an ideal partner in installing underground infrastructure beneath railways.
To learn how The Crossing Group can meet your needs, visit www.crossinggroup.com.

[@HtoTheB]

I don't work for a utility, nor a rail infrastructure company. I have no idea, how I ended up at this video, but I love it!

[@jeffharper7579]

😵I think because we are starting to let computers control our lives with out knowing it😵😄😆😆

[@Astroponicist]

Systems like this could be adapted to environmental conditions present on Luna especially the hydrohammer. Both systems show potential for teleoperation in permanently shaded craters at the South Pole region where water ice with mixed grade aggregate under cryogenic temperatures will be an incredibly important challenge to overcome. Luna has sub surface conditions that may vary from concrete like water ice & aggregate to unstable mixed grade aggregate.

[@williamcarlson5405]

From WC, I hope this can be used under roads also as most construction companies I have ever seen that put some sort of utility underground do a terrible job as they dig up the road to put the utility under the road and then cover it up and pave it! It is usually so rough it is worse than a “Speed Bump”, even on a 60-70 mph Road!

[@DaHitch]

I like how the one system is highly cost effective and the other system has high cost effectiveness.
A solution for all possible eventualities.

[@DiceMaster740]

"I say your 3 cent titanium tax goes too far!"
"And I say *your* 3% titanium tax doesn't go too far enough!"

[@elbuggo]

Brilliant!

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Would have been interesting to know how the pipes are cleared s they get pushed through the dirt.

[@hedgehog3180]

Good to know if I ever end up operating a railway company.

[@denniselvy3528]

It's no good what they will do with all the orange cone 😂😂😂

[@olddog103]

KOOL