THere used to be system called Kangaroo in the 1970s, when trailers were loaded on trains and moved around Europe. Trailers (tilts) were of a special height with chambered roofs, allowing them to pass under bridge
Get your earmuffs on if sensitive to loud squealing from these freight cars being loaded on to a Rail Ferry ⛴️looks like they hit the Motherlode with this big freight cargo .
THere used to be system called Kangaroo in the 1970s, when trailers were loaded on trains and moved around Europe. Trailers (tilts) were of a special height with chambered roofs, allowing them to pass under bridge
the brakes sound like van halens intro to pretty woman
What you hear are not the brakes. The noise comes from the wheel flanges rubbing against the points because they want to go straight.
Damn, can it make any more noise? That would hurt my ears listening to that all day.
doesn’t matter, it’s worth it anyways
Not easy as the ferry's buoyancy would have to adjusted as the train sectons embark.
This are truck trailers on train and on ships
I got nauseous from all the shaking of the camera.
why can't we use this in India say in gulf of kutch or khambat !
cuz u iz very poor
Is there a sudden drop when the ferry leaves the dock?
Why should it? The Linkspan which connect the ferry with the land is lifted before the ferry move.
What is the Linkspan?
A linkspan or link-span is a type of drawbridge used mainly in the operation of moving vehicles on and off a RO-RO vessel or ferry.
The video does not explain anything.
keep still duh!!
Lily Hughes you
Just my words....
Get your earmuffs on if sensitive to loud squealing from these freight cars being loaded on to a Rail Ferry ⛴️looks like they hit the Motherlode with this big freight cargo .